You're listening to the Apple Insider Podcast.

Welcome to episode 141 of the Apple Insider Podcast,

where we discuss all things, Apple, iPod, iPhone,

iPad, Apple TV, and more.

I'm your host Victor Marks with Neil Hughes.

Victor, how are you?

I'm well.

I want to start off by mentioning that this marks the anniversary of Steve Jobs passing. And Apple

commented on this a little bit with their keynote for the iPhone 8 and iPhone 10 release about how much Steve Jobs still

resonates with them as a company.

And Tim Cook posted some words today about it as well, how Steve Jobs continues to inspire them. And I think it's remarkable

and noteworthy to think a little bit about how unusual it is for a head of a company to resonate with people and to reverberate really

so much so many years after his death that we you know for from time to time when

celebrities pass musicians artists that we we see a groundswell of

support and remembrance of them when it happens and for a limited number of artists a few years after it happens,

but mostly we as a public forget and it is unique that Steve Jobs is remembered and revered and attempted to be emulated so much so many years after his death.

Yeah, it's very true.

I think there's something to be said for when it's so pervasive in your life to constantly

be using products that he helped to bring to market and to innovate.

You know, it serves as a reminder on a daily basis.

You know, it's interesting to me that we have, we have so many quotes, but there's so many attempts

to emulate his behavior, emulate his design process,

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