Think about how you live, say, 15 years ago, maybe 20 years ago.

Computers were just being introduced to the average Joe and Jane.

ENIAC was revolutionary in being the first large-scale, general purpose, electronic digital computer ever built.

We didn't have any Facebook. There was no Twitter. There was no Instagram, no

Snapchat. And if you were using your phone, somebody tried to call you, oh my gosh, they would

get a busy signal. And if you weren't home, well, they would leave you a message on your

answering machine. Hello. Please leave a message after the phone. Boy, I'll tell you, times have changed, right?

Technology has made its way into every aspect of our lives.

Cellular phones not only are becoming less expensive, they're getting smaller.

One piece, handheld, not car phones, street phones.

It's a quantum leap, and we are introducing a product today that takes us exactly there,

and that product is called iPod.

IMac, I book, iPod.

Today, Apple is going to reinvent the phone.

Computer scientists say, we haven't seen anything yet. Technology is

growing at a faster pace than ever before. We will make more advances in the next few years

than we did in the past 10 years. The last 50 years have brought us so much change in the world of

technology. I bet you that we've experienced more change than previous couple of centuries,

and it doesn't seem like there's any slowing down.

I mean, think about what we've seen in just the last decade.

We've had electric cars, self-driving cars, augmented reality, virtual reality,

genetic engineering, 3D printing.

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