Episode 126: What the iPhone Means to Me

This week we are joined by Tammy Coron and Greg Heo. We follow up on Learning to Learn, a MacBook Pro saving a life, where Apple products are made and the math behind a 5-star rating. This week marked the 10 year anniversary of the iPhone announcement by Apple. So we asked listeners and friends to tell us what the iPhone has meant to them. We hear from Kim Ahlberg, Justin Stanley, Aaron Douglas, Peter Cook, George Stroumboulopoulos, Jaime Lopez Jr and Rich Turton. We talk about Phil Schiller's press tour on the iPhone early history as well as some recent turnaround in iPhone sales and market growth. We speculate Chris Lattner's move to Tesla. Cloud storage is mentioned. Picks: Kaleidoscope, Hyperdrive USB HubSupport More Than Just Code podcast - iOS and Swift development, news and adviceLinks:Learning How to Learn: Powerful mental tools to help you master tough subjectsMacBook Saves Man’s Life During Fort Lauderdale ShootingApple seeks clearance to make more products in USA, but gives very unexciting exampleRoundabout: Creative Chaos - Episode 75 – Ryan McLeodAT&T raising prices for grandfathered usersPhil Schiller on iPhone’s Launch, How It Changed Apple, and Why It Will Keep Going for 50 YearsiPhone market share grows 6.4% in USA, takes share from Android in most marketsApple on track to reach ONE TRILLION DOLLARS in total iPhone revenue[swift-evolution] Update on the Swift Project LeadThe guy who created one of Apple's most beloved technologies is leaving AppleApple’s Mac Pro, Touch Bar MacBook and original Air designer, Matt Casebolt, will now be designing TeslasPick: HyperDrive: Thunderbolt 3 USB-C Hub for 2016 MacBook ProPick: Kaleidoscope: Implementing a Language with LLVMSo You Want to Be a (Compiler) WizardSetapp - YOUR SHORTCUT TO PRIME APPS FOR MAC.Kaleidoscope — File comparison for MacSICP 6.001MITOpenCourseware - Video LecturesThe Strombo Show appBlackbox - think outside the box Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/mtjc. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.