Mac OS Ken: 03.11.2013

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

Technology

4.7 • 996 Ratings

🗓️ 11 March 2013

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Ben Bajarin of Creative Strategies talks wearable computing on this special edition of Mac OS Ken

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0:00.0	This is Mac OSKIN.
0:10.0	From the biggest apple on the planet.
0:09.0	This is Mac OSKIN.
0:15.0	From the biggest apple on the planet. It's Monday, March 11th, 2013.
0:18.0	I'm Kan Ray and this is a special edition of Mac OS Can.
0:22.0	Brought to you by yours truly and supported by listeners
0:25.2	like you, subscribers to Mac OS can Day 6.
0:29.7	More information is available at Mac OS can.com. This show is also supported by the Mac OS can
0:36.1	podcast app for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch available in the App Store now
0:41.6	for $2.99.
0:45.0	From the city so nice they named it twice,
0:48.0	three times, if you count New Amsterdam.
0:51.0	Do you know why they use the tourism slogan I love New York?
0:55.0	Because I think for the most part for most people it tends to be true. I love New York.
1:01.0	First time I was here I was nine and I was freaked out I'll be
1:05.4	honest with you I was only here for like an hour and a half though. Second time I
1:09.5	was 18 and I fell in love with New York City and I have no idea how many times that I've been here since and I am still in love with New York City and I think I know maybe one I don't, 50th of New York City.
1:23.5	I pretty much do the same stuff every time I'm here,
1:25.5	but I love that stuff.
1:29.7	So here I am again.
1:31.4	So there. Because I'm in New York being in love with it and stuff.
1:35.7	Visiting Apple stores by the way which I've never been to. Oh I've talked
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