It goes without saying that Apple’s CEO wants to see iPhones everywhere he looks, but for some reason, it seems that he has already started picturing the device in places where it’s impossible for it to be.
Case in point, a 1670 picture that he recently spotted at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, which he visited together with former European Commissioner for Digital Agenda, Neelie Kroes, during his trip to the Netherlands.
Come quick, there’s an iPhone in this Rembrandt
As TNW puts it, the two were looking at the paintings when Tim Cook discovered something stunning.
“At one point Tim rushes over and tells me ‘Come take a look, I found a painting with an iPhone on it!’ So he takes my arm and shows me a Rembrandt with a person seemingly holding an iPhone…” Neelie Kroes is quoted as saying.
“I always thought I knew when the… (read more)
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