This is TBTL with Luke Burbank on NewsTalk 710 Cairo.

Now if you're playing the movie on a telephone, you will never in a trillion years experience the film.

You'll think you have experienced it, but you'll be cheated.

It's such a sadness that you think you've seen a film on your telephone. Get real.

And that's what David Lynch thinks about watching a movie on your iPhone.

Well, he is probably not one of the people who have been so carefully watching the developments of this week.

But involving the big rollout of the new iPhone by Apple.

But somebody who has been watching very closely is my friend Ben Steele, who is a writer and also maintains the blog CBendy.com.

Hello there.

Welcome back to Seattle.

Thank you very much. Very, very glad to be here.

I have to say Ben and I were friends in Seattle a long time ago and then I moved out of town and then he and his lovely wife ended up in L.A.

And one of my favorite things about living in L.A. was that Ben was there and then I moved back to Seattle and now he's back.

That's mostly because of you.

Yes, I actually, this is violating the restraining order, even us being this close right now.

I want to tell you, you are, you have been writing on your blog about this.

Is it a conference? What it's a feel as somebody doesn't watch Apple very closely.

It feels like every two months I see Steve Jobs standing on a stage and people at CNET are, you know, getting sexually aroused over some Apple thing.

I never know what's going on. What is this thing right now?

Well, there's two, they have two big events a year. One is the WWDC, which is the Worldwide, Worldwide Developers Conference, which is what just happened.

And the other is Macworld.

And one is really focused to the developer community.

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