This show is Dedicated to Steve Jobs, and the way he has changed all of our lives. I spend a fair amount of time talking about the events of the past couple of days. I also make a few revelations of my own... I hope you enjoy the show, and yes there is a large number of tech topics unrelated
Most people in the UK were tucked up in bed when the sad news of Steve Jobs' death was released, but I was still up, getting a few chores done while the house was quiet. It was kind of strange as I wanted to pass on the news and talk about Steve and Apple but everyone I knew was asleep.
I love doing my podcast "The Day in Tech History" (http://www.dayintechhistory.com). Sometimes I have to stop and reminisce those events. One of them happened today as on March 24, 2001 Apple released the OS X. It was Steve Jobs' company NeXT that technically created the 10th version of the OS. OPENSTEP was the base to OS X. When Apple brought
When Steve Jobs introduced the new Apple TV he said something in his comments that really pissed me off. In fact the way he said it, reminded me of individuals that thinks their opinion on all things is superior to others you know the type. For the past 6 years new media, and podcasting has changed the landscape forever on
If you are looking for an interesting listen, check out the Steve Jobs interview at the 2010 D8 Conference. If you would rather watch the video, here's that version. One of the interesting things Mr. Jobs said is that this phenomena of mobile apps that has really exploded in the past three years is something new, something we haven’t seen
It was announced over the weekend that Steve Jobs will be giving the keynote to this year's WWDC. It was no big surprise there. However, this is usually the time where all the rumors start to flood the internet. It hasn't been too crazy - Possibly because of the prototype phones out in the wild. We are definitely expecting a