Bad Apple! Unhappy Steve Jobs' daughter Eve slams iPhone 14 in explosive meme

Apple has been getting a lot of attention from the media as well as the fans over its iPhone 14 launch. Check out what Steve Jobs' daughter Eve had to say.

After the iPhone 14 launch, check out what late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs' daughter had to say about Apple’s newest iPhone. (Evejobs/Instagram)

There is no such thing as bad publicity, right? This proverb has been running rings around the world for decades. Apple is at the center of media attention and now it has become the target of some horrific, cutting and some amusing memes. This happened after the tech giant announced its latest iPhone 14 series at its “Far out” event at the Steve Jobs Theater in California yesterday, September 7. Apple launched its iPhone 14 series with four new iPhones – iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. However, the iconic co-founder Steve Jobs' daughter is quite unhappy with the iPhone 14 and she has let loose her opinion in an explosive meme that has hit Apple where it hurts. Reason? Because there is hardly any difference between the iPhone 13 and iPhone 14.

As soon as Apple made the announcement, people all over the world started trolling Apple via memes for keeping the iPhone 14 nearly identical to last year's iPhone 13. It seems that the family of Steve Jobs, Apple's legendary co-founder, shares the same feeling as the general public. Eve, the daughter of the late tech mogul shared her feelings via her Instagram handle and showed that she was not too impressed with Apple's newest flagship.

The meme that Eve Jobs shared was indeed to the point and quite cutting in nature. The meme that she shared on her Instagram story showed a man dressed in a brown shirt holding a new shirt which is exactly the same design and colour as the one he's wearing. The meme read, “Me upgrading from iPhone 13 to iPhone 14 after Apple's announcement today”.

OUCH! That would have hurt, especially as it came from none other than Jobs' own daughter. Clearly, she takes after her father who always expressed his feelings freely- good or bad.