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Nov 6, 2026

Myke HurleyGUEST
38:32
Jason Snell, he has been writing and covering Apple for half of the company's existence.
Myke HurleyGUEST
38:39
He was the editor-in-chief of Macworld Magazine.
Myke HurleyGUEST
38:42
He's been an independent writer for nearly as long as Relay is founded.
Myke HurleyGUEST
38:46
And Jason and I have hosted a podcast together called Upgrade every week for over 10 years.
David SparksHOST
1:32
I wrote the paper on this field guide in 2010.
David SparksHOST
1:36
I was giving Macworld presentations before that about paperless and making Mac Power Users episodes.
David SparksHOST
1:43
And I have struggled so long to find automated ways for people to properly name and store documents.
David SparksHOST
1:49
I mean, Hazel's this great app for it.
David SparksHOST
1:32
I wrote the paper on this field guide in 2010.
David SparksHOST
1:36
I was giving Macworld presentations before that about paperless and making Mac Power Users episodes.
David SparksHOST
1:43
And I have struggled so long to find automated ways for people to properly name and store documents.
David SparksHOST
1:49
I mean, Hazel's this great app for it.
Leon CoxHOST
11:01
But that experience may have depended on, yeah, how they were playing it and stuff like that.
Leon CoxHOST
11:07
I suppose the original review in Macworld might be pertinent as well.
Leon CoxHOST
11:13
So this is the very first version before it was converted.
Leon CoxHOST
11:18
Macworld praised the game's attempt to bridge the gap between movies and video games, stating that the King of Chicago delivers a game that comes one step closer to the computer entertainment dream, a real-time movie controlled by the user.
Leon CoxHOST
11:32
Macworld praised the King of Chicago's gameplay and graphics, calling the claymation, well, clay-based graphics innovative and gameplay consistently entertaining.
Leon CoxHOST
11:42
Furthermore, stating that everything is handled with self-parody and wit and interchanges between characters are terrifically funny.
Leon CoxHOST
11:49
I've never had so much fun playing a computer game.
Jesse FuchsPANELIST
12:43
Right.
Christopher SperaHOST
46:27
That's not all we know.
Christopher SperaHOST
46:28
Interestingly enough, we're citing an article from Macworld by Mahmoud Attani, and he says that even though he was able to download that version that supposedly had the intelligent assistant built in, he was unable to use it.
Christopher SperaHOST
46:46
Which is interesting.
Christopher SperaHOST
46:49
So even though it was published and he downloaded it before they pulled the apps, there still seems to be some way that the app phones home to get clearance to use the feature or not.
Lachie PringleHOST
6:00
Question number three.
Lachie PringleHOST
6:02
Steve Jobs unveils the very first Apple iPhone at the Macworld conference.
Lachie PringleHOST
6:06
That's after.
Harvey BillinghamHOST
6:08
He was alive.
Joshua SchmidtHOST
31:37
That is correct.
Joshua SchmidtHOST
31:38
Steve Jobs unveiled it at Macworld on January 9th, 2007, and it went on sale in the U.S. on June 29th, 2007.
Joshua SchmidtHOST
31:46
I remember the first time I got my iPhone.
Joshua SchmidtHOST
31:48
I don't think it was the iPhone 2 or whatever it was.
Myke HurleyHOST
6:36
theory the storage size could be done but they were just never going to get it at the price okay
Jason SnellHOST
6:41
none of that price which gets us to perhaps the most important moment in the development of the ipod it's incredible bit of serendipity it's february 2001 and And a bunch of Apple execs are in Japan for the Macworld Tokyo conference.
Jason SnellHOST
6:58
While Apple marketing VP Phil Schiller is talking to Sony and failing to convince them to collaborate with Apple on an MP3 player.
Jason SnellHOST
7:07
Can you imagine?
Myke HurleyHOST
6:36
theory the storage size could be done but they were just never going to get it at the price okay
Jason SnellHOST
6:41
none of that price which gets us to perhaps the most important moment in the development of the ipod it's incredible bit of serendipity it's february 2001 and And a bunch of Apple execs are in Japan for the Macworld Tokyo conference.
Jason SnellHOST
6:58
While Apple marketing VP Phil Schiller is talking to Sony and failing to convince them to collaborate with Apple on an MP3 player.
Jason SnellHOST
7:07
Can you imagine?
Nate HeathHOST
49:50
Was getting into Apple.
Nate HeathHOST
49:52
I don't think I even owned an Apple computer yet when I went to Macworld with Dr. Bot LLC.
Nate HeathHOST
50:00
That is memories.
Nate HeathHOST
50:01
Hey,

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