It's that time again, time to reflect on the year's most idiotic statements from the freewheeling world of technology. Remember last year, when President Bush explained to the world how to use an iPod?: "Lightweight, and crank it on, and you shuffle the shuffle." Or Intel CEO Paul Ottelini, nettled by a question from a reporter with a foreign accent: "You're obviously from France." What inanities sprang from the lips of our industry's observers, gurus, geniuses and visionaries in 2006? Send us your nomination for lame quote of the year and it may be a recipient of Wired News' Foot-in-Mouth Award. You can submit your favorite -- remembering to cite your source, of course -- by posting a comment to this blog item. Please cut and paste the url for your source and include that as well.
2006 Foot-in-Mouth Awards
It’s that time again, time to reflect on the year’s most idiotic statements from the freewheeling world of technology. Remember last year, when President Bush explained to the world how to use an iPod?: "Lightweight, and crank it on, and you shuffle the shuffle." Or Intel CEO Paul Ottelini, nettled by a question from a […]
