
A podcast about the history of Apple. In each episode, hosts Graham Bower and Charlie Sorrel explore the story behind a different Apple product, and consider what it tells us about the company’s game plan and where it might be heading next.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Category | Technology | ||||

In 2013, Apple launched a radical redesign of the iPhone’s user interface. iOS 7 represented more than just a fresh new look. It marked a major shift in Cupertino’s design philosophy, which arose from a bitter boardroom bust-up between two of Steve J... more
Sherlock was introduced in 1998, as a tool for finding files on Mac OS 8.5. It used advanced search technology harvested from the carcass of Apple’s failed next generation operation system, Copeland. Sherlock revolutionized search on the Mac, enablin... more
In 2011, Steve Jobs made his final public appearance, presenting his plans for a second Apple campus to Cupertino City Council. He proposed a circular building, one mile in diameter, surrounded by beautifully landscaped grounds that concealed a subte... more
In this special episode we interview Leander Kahney, editor of Cult of Mac, and author of New York Times best-selling biographies of Tim Cook and Jony Ive.
During his three-decade career, working first at MacWEEK, then Wired News, and now as the edi... more
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This is the most entertaining and informative podcast I’ve ever listened to on Apple history. The hosts do a fabulous job covering the inside stories behind the greatest achievements as well as pitiful foibles we’ve all seen from Apple.
An absolute Must Read/Listen.
The pod is one of my favorites now. The story telling and explanations of product development are well done. Feels like going back in time to imagine being in their shoes. Then looking back on it after is a great touch. Keep it up and looking forward to learning more.
Love the show, but please leave out the politics. More than half the country apparently are Republicans. I stopped listening to the entire twit network because they insult the other half of the country that doesn’t believe what they do. You guys are definitely not as bad as that yet. Other than that, great podcast.
Did I mention this Cast is Phenomenal!!!
Highly enjoyable geeky conversation on all things Mac. Many aha! moments and plenty of friendly witty dialogue.
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Covering the rich history of Apple Inc., these discussions focus on various iconic products and pivotal events associated with the brand. Each episode explores the evolution of a different product, analyzing how it reflects Apple's strategic decisions and cultural impact. Listeners can expect to gain deep insights into key historical moments, leading figures, and the changing landscape of technology as shaped by Apple. The conversations often intertwine anecdotes, design philosophies, and the broader implications of Apple's innovations, making it a unique blend of storytelling and critical reflection on the tech giant's legacy.
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