Chapter 16 — Killer Features
9 references
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| 1 | Figure 16.7 — Steve Jobs introduces iPhone, January 2007 youtu.be | Source | 🟡 No archive |
| 2 | Figure 16.12 — Tesla Model S over-the-air update screen eetimes.com | Source | 🟡 No archive |
| 3 | youtube.com youtube.com | Source | 🟡 No archive |
| 4 | Figure 16.13 — Tesla Romance Mode Easter Egg. Click or scan QR to watch the clip youtu.be | Source | 🟡 No archive |
| 5 | The Washington Post observed washingtonpost.com | Source Archive | 🟢 Archived |
| 6 | noting in a headline washingtonpost.com | Source Archive | 🟢 Archived |
| 7 | Clayton M. Christensen, The Innovator's Dilemma: When New Technologies Cause Great Firms to Fail (Harvard Business School Press, 1997). Christensen's concept of disruptive innovation describes how new entrants redefine the basis of competition in ways incumbents cannot easily follow | ⚪ Print source | |
| 8 | Sony Corporation. (n.d.). Sony history: The Walkman. Sony.net | ⚪ Print source | |
| 9 | Key iPhone patents filed before launch: US 7,479,949 (multi-touch heuristics), US 7,657,849 (slide-to-unlock), US 7,812,826 (multi-touch on mobile device), US 7,812,828 (ellipse fitting for touch surfaces). Apple v. Samsung (2011–2018) resulted in a $1.05 billion initial verdict, later reduced to… patents.google.com | Source Archive | 🟢 Archived |