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Episode 156: Future engineers, 2018 iPhones, Amazon Prime Video

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4.31.3K Ratings

🗓️ 8 December 2017

⏱️ 80 minutes

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Summary

Neil and Victor talk about 2018 iPhones, what's rumoured for next year from Apple, and iOS 11.2's surprise release. Victor talks with Katie Stephens, founder of MakeCrate about how to encourage interest in engineering.Support AppleInsider Podcast

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You're listening to the Apple Insider Podcast.

0:05.0

Episode 150, everyone.

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You know, Neil, I, before we get into it, I want to mention, I spoke with Katie Stevens of MakeCrate and we're going to

0:17.6

insert a small segment that I did with her here into the podcast but one of the things that I'm really excited about and really

0:25.8

encouraged by is what I see as efforts like hers that are about making STEM, science, technology, engineering, mathematics,

0:37.0

something that's sustainable throughout the year.

0:40.0

This week has been Computer Science Education Week, and Apple's done the hour of code

0:44.2

kind of thing and all kinds of people pushing their their raspberry pie kits

0:48.4

their arjournow kits and things like that but they the difficulty that I have

0:51.6

with those things that they tend to be singular events that everyone forgets about after the week is over.

0:57.0

And it's very important for me that we understand where future engineers and future

1:04.6

developers come from and and encourage that it was that's why it was so

1:08.5

rewarding to talk with with Katie Stevens about make great yeah it. You know, this is something that Apple's been very invested as well, you know, not just the hour of code, but with Swift Playgrounds and you know, there's these apps and toys and games out now where you can use

1:24.7

SWIFT to learn to code and program you know a robot to do stuff in your house and

1:29.2

all that stuff is really cool and it's exciting. I think that you know stuff like Swift

1:34.8

playgrounds obviously simplifies it in a way that makes it so that it's accessible to

1:38.8

people and then as you want to get into more enthusiast hobbyist, a little more hands-on with the building aspect

1:45.6

of the hardware, Make Create is a good option for that kind of stuff as well.

1:49.9

So I just, it's exciting and I think it's good to get kids interested in this stuff and

1:56.0

do it in a way that's very practical you know for myself when when I was a kid I

1:59.7

sought out that kind of stuff but when you're in school a lot of times the math and

2:03.8

and the way they teach you the math is not very exciting and so to have it done in a way

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