Tii - iTem 0147 - Printing from an iPad

0:00.0	TII Item 147 September 19th, 2010.
0:05.0	Printing from your iPad.
0:11.0	Welcome to today an iPhone.
0:15.0	I like it a lot.
0:16.0	Today, an iPhone.
0:18.0	Hey, Gullet!
0:20.0	Oh yeah! My beautiful iPhone, which I never have to today. iPhone. Hey, go away. Oh, yeah.
0:28.3	My beautiful iPhone, which I never have out of my hand, and that I do everything with and has become an extension of whom I am.
0:31.6	Today's episode is brought to you by Audible.
0:33.8	Please visit Audiblepodcast.com forward slash today and iPhone for your free audiobook download.
0:40.1	Hey Rob, this is Joe from New York. I've got a question. Who is the actor that you present at the beginning
0:46.6	to show that says, I love my iPhone. I do not bring it out of my hand. I have it in my hand
0:52.4	at all times. I'd love to know the name of the actor or where that is from. I love it. Thanks. Keep up the great work.
0:59.0	Welcome to the show. I'm your host, Rob, and this is the Today and IOS podcast. Joe, thank you for your question.
1:05.0	And per your question, that is none other than Patrick Stewart, aka Captain Picard, Grunny Halleck, Professor Xavier.
1:14.2	And that is such a cool clip.
1:16.6	It'll be hard for me to find a better one to fit at the beginning of the episode.
1:20.5	I look for other clips, but right now, the Patrick Stewart one just seems like it's just perfect for the beginning.
1:27.2	For today's episode, I'd like to thank Renee for sending in the artwork.
1:30.3	Renee writes, Hi Rob, my name is Renee, and I draw on the iPad for fun.
1:34.2	I really like the How Wrong Were They segment in your show,
1:36.8	and it inspired me to make this drawing on my iPad.
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