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Sep 21, 2026
Ron JohnsonGUEST
I came out two weeks l- later with my wife Karen to kinda just talk to him one more time.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
He took me to a MacWorld.
Hala TahaHOST
Mm-hmm.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
Super exciting.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
But we had products you could try.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
And then we devoted half the store to a theater like Macworld where you come in and watch presentations and learn.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
We had a bar in the store, but we didn't dispense alcohol.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
We dispensed advice and called it the Genius Bar because it had the smartest people in every town on the Mac.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
And literally the first day we said, "What should the floor be?" And we had a team of people.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
We had about eight of us, including some trained people who had worked on MacWorld booths, a company called Aid Inc.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
You know, we had some people from Apple's Marcom group, marketing communications, myself.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
And we just said, "Look, what's the floor gonna be? It could be stone.
Kevin HudakHOST
And, you know, I thought it was interesting the way that your book handles this versus David Pogue, who we had for Apple at 50.
Kevin HudakHOST
And, you know, David Pogue was, I believe, still at Macworld in 97 for the Boston Macworld Expo.
Kevin HudakHOST
He would have been in the seats covering this, and the way that he presents beaming in Bill Gates' visage, almost like the original 1984 ad, is almost a moment of ignominy and disgust and the fans sort of turning their backs on it.
Kevin HudakHOST
You describe it a bit more even-handed, and you make it almost like the culmination of steve jobs's transformation and his maturing uh and i thought that was really really interesting because other jobs is by other jobs bios really focus on the pushback from the fans over that you really come back and say you stand back and say wow what a big moment for steve's evolution which i really liked uh and bill gates was a factor in this book but not so much as as other you know apple books that we've read as well and i thought that was a great uh take two but You know, before we kind of move on to closing out the interview, any thoughts on the Bill Gates and Steve Jobs' relationship? And you picture, you know, you have Bill Gates at Steve Jobs' funeral, the private funeral that they did.
Warwick DaviesGUEST
A lot of the hardcore people there.
Warwick DaviesGUEST
And they would get other people excited about being involved, going to Macworld.
Warwick DaviesGUEST
I mean, at one point, there were t-shirts on eBay that were like from macro 87 going for hundreds of dollars, because just to get your hands on one of these things,
Marlis ArnoldHOST
it's that kind of
Warwick DaviesGUEST
They're doing it.
Warwick DaviesGUEST
Many do.
Warwick DaviesGUEST
I'm not saying everything about everyone, but a lot of people that are in the audience, literally with Macworld, I got a standing ovation going into user group for Macworld once in Boston.
Warwick DaviesGUEST
I literally got a standing ovation.
Ben RoethigHOST
Well, let's get A- l- let's get Apple's take on what's getting...
Ben RoethigHOST
Or should I say, let's get Macworld's take on what's getting thrown in here.
Ben RoethigHOST
Se- Senior Gen-sius.
Marty JenciusPANELIST
Well, y- I, I, you know, when I try to, when I get ready for this show, um, I know we have to do an article, so I go onto the feeds- And, uh, I found this article came out this morning at like 6:00 AM, so just a couple of, um, hours ago for me, and it resonated with me because I'm doing a lot of stuff in my head about Apple's releases next week and what should you get, what I shouldn't get, how am I gonna manage that, which one is swapping in for this? And Macworld came out with this article that, uh, it's an opinion piece basically and I...
Marty JenciusPANELIST
And, and it really, I think is fairly good.
Marty JenciusPANELIST
Um, now it's a little bit of, you know, Apple slam in it, but it's, uh...
Neal FreymanHOST
Yeah.
Neal FreymanHOST
Macworld said iOS 27 is Apple's best update in years, fixing nearly every issue we had with iOS 26: faster, cleaner, more responsive, and the new Siri AI is actually useful.
Neal FreymanHOST
So it's getting a lot of great reviews.
Neal FreymanHOST
The thing is, Apple's notorious for putting things on our phone by default, like that U2 album, but not Siri AI.
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The app's functionality aligns well with Apple's ecosystem, ensuring seamless integration for iPhone and iPad users.
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Celebrating 1,000 episodes of the Macworld podcast.
speaker_0HOST
The Macworld podcast has reached its milestone 1,000th episode, reflecting on historic Apple releases and their impact over the years.
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This special episode serves as a reminder of Apple's evolution and the community that has grown around its products.
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For Apple enthusiasts, this podcast offers a rich archive of discussions and insights into the company's journey.
Marty JenseniusHOST
macOS 27, GoldenGate, everything you need to know.
Marty JenseniusHOST
This is coming out of Macworld.
Marty JenseniusHOST
Then macOS 27 GoldenGate is now available.
Marty JenseniusHOST
Here's everything new.
Michael SimonHOST
Unscripted, unfiltered, unafraid.
Michael SimonHOST
Welcome to the Macworld Podcast.
Michael SimonHOST
My name is Michael Simon, and I am joined, as always, by Jason Cross.
Michael SimonHOST
Good morning.
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Roman LoyolaHOST
uh so before we go on to the next podcast clip we have a little message from somebody so let's take a look
Saroosh FarivarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Hey, this is Saroosh Farivar.
Saroosh FarivarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I started the Macworld podcast way back in 2005, and I just wanted to extend my hearty congratulations on reaching a thousand episodes.
Saroosh FarivarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
That is amazing.
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