Give Me My Hot Pink iPhone Already

As weapons became more and more popular, everything went smoothly and, in a way, bad. My school computer lab replaced the neon iridescent iMacs and other black and gray devices. My hearing aids sounded better and clearer. My phone became smart, ugly, and very expensive. Four corners entered.

Music is a good example. We took soft, large tapestries with beautiful and colorful albums and albums and made them into digital order files. We improved the design until it worked as well as we could. When it comes to brightness and beauty, I think we have missed out.

I know about pink and thin, a heteronormative promotional technique that elevates women with the worst technological potential in the pink package. The top example is Bic for Her Pens debacle, pen for women because it is … shiny and pink. But giving pink as a choice to consumers is not a need or a disgrace, as long as it is not the only option and is not sold directly “to women.” On the other hand, not giving these choices, in other words, does not include.

Pink Is Perfect

Non-discrimination is different from having anything in common. Even small companies like it Lora DiCarlo, Desire, and Sequin has done well in recruiting oppressed people and creating integrated expertise, big companies have somehow failed to find a memo. Some monoliths, e.g. Google, Samsung, and Nintendo, has taken steps to create an interesting design. But they are children’s steps. Finding the best pink accessories is very difficult. Maybe something isn’t too pink, or it’s not very pretty.

I don’t just live in the past. Zunes was great at the time, but I don’t want one now; I like kiss e-reader, and I would not want to go back to the ear-splitting days or skip the Walkmans. But when I use modern computers in my pocket, the beep and boops of the modem connection are missing, and so on.

At 17 years of age, I don’t dream of good deals and careful market analysis. I didn’t crave very small and bulky bezels. When I think about the future of technology as a child, I want more. I decided to look great in latex bodysuits and touchscreen makeup compacts Never Spies. I think we’re all going to be wrapping our clothes in big rooms, designer clothes like Cher in. Ignorant. I thought my Neopets were alive. I wanted to cover my iPod in RGB LED rhinestones.

I know it’s a great opportunity to complain about how the $ 1,000 phone looks. But it is not just a race. It’s about getting tired of choosing between blush, petal, or some other color pink. It is an attempt to blend in with a world that is not designed to include you in the first place.