During a meeting of the American Workforce Policy Advisory Board, a group of US administration advisors on issues of innovation, economic development and labor, US President Donald Trump called Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, " Tim Apple " , confusing his surname with the name of the company that drives. Even the Presidents of the United States of America may be wrong, but the Head of the Cupertino House wanted to play with the mistake, even going to change their name on the Twitter profile a few hours after the incident.
Donald Trump: the video of the conference error
He really called him "Tim Apple" , a decidedly involuntary nickname that came out of the mouth of US President Donald Trump in the heat of the speech. Nothing transcendental or rather a nice curtain to which Tim Cook has decided not to reply immediately without correcting the President. All this, however, has not gone unnoticed by the media and on social media, as on YouTube, videos have just been released on Trump's error with subtitles or slow-motion versions.
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A few hours after being called by mistake "Tim Apple" by the US President, Donald Trump, Apple's CEO Tim Cook decided to have fun with the incident and to change his name on Twitter apparently to make fun of Trump's lapsus. The surname Cook has been replaced by the Apple logo , which is precisely that of an apple. The change is visible only to those who use an iPhone, an iPad or a Mac, because the symbol is not available on other operating systems such as Android.
Trump and Cook together again for the USA
However, the siparietto did not put aside the serious and important ceremony that took place in the presence of the President of the USA and the CEO of Apple. Trump thanked Cook and the Cupertino home administration for the big investments that the American company is doing. Many new jobs but also important interventions in the education sector with courses for children, teens, lessons in Apple Stores or even tools for the study of coding. Most are completely free especially for school children or even for teachers who can bring their knowledge to the students.
It seems, therefore, that Trump and Cook completely changed the mutual attitude that had not been so "loving" at the beginning of the US President's term. According to many, Tim Cook, would have shown his great intelligence in making the best of a bad game, unlike others, and declaring that he did not want to protest or refrain from doing because it would not have been worth anything for the CEO of Apple The only thing wiser would have been to collaborate and compare, and that's what he actually did. The results were good, at least in the eyes of US observers, with a Tim Cook advocate of the rapprochement between the US and China.