CultCast #99 - Expose!

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🗓️ 8 November 2013

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Send us a text! Jony Ive, the private man who some say built Apple—with his new book hitting stores Nov. 14th, Leander Kahney reveals more inside information about the design icon, and how he and his teams create the world-renowned products we all use every day. Plus, J.D. Power says, for the first time ever, Samsung tabs are better than iPads… we’ll debunk. PSA: Don’t miss our live video episode for CultCast #100. Head to live.thecultcast.com Wednesday the 13th at 3pm Pacific tim...

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0:00.0	It's more sophisticated yet less complicated.
0:05.0	It's more powerful yet less cumbersome.
0:08.0	It can store vast amounts of yesterday
0:12.0	or tell you what's in store for tomorrow. It can draw a
0:16.0	picture or it can draw conclusions. It's a personal computer from Apple and it's as
0:22.2	easy to use as this.
0:25.0	Hello and welcome to the call cast the best 30 minute apple conversation.
0:34.2	You're going to hear all week, long.
0:37.8	I'm your host, Air Fine, Elijah.
0:39.8	I'm here again with my wonderful, beautiful team of Apple folks. Let's start with Leander
0:46.3	Cany, the Leander Cany, author of a
0:51.4	groundbreaking expose on Johnny Ive.
0:56.0	That's right.
0:57.0	I let up the ID studio.
0:59.0	Exposes the man.
1:01.0	And we're going to talk a little bit more about that in a sec.
1:03.8	We're also here with the bearded beauty.
1:06.8	Boo!
1:07.8	Storheinie!
1:09.6	Hey!
1:12.0	That might be one of my favorite of your nicknames, yes.
1:15.0	The Bearded Beauty?
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