TII Item 406, September 15th, 2016, iOS 10.0.1 and another brick in the wall.

Welcome to today in iPhone.

I like it a lot.

Today in iPhone.

Hey, Gullet!

Oh yeah!

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.

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products you have ever owned. Welcome to the show. I'm your host Rob and this is today and IOS

podcast. First up, I want to thank Rick for sending in the music here in the background. Rick wrote,

Hey Rob, love the show, both as an educator and is a scholar whose work has examined the intersection

of rhetorical and disability studies.

I deeply appreciate the attention you give to issues of accessibility.

Your deaf handling of complex topics is admirable, characterized as it is by informed, respectful commentary that avoids the well-meaning but gratingly insulting condensation that is so often plagued the discussions of others.

Bravo, I say.

I have included a short musical piece, hopefully not too short, for consideration as a possible episode intro-outro selection.

My wife left me and I had the summer off, so in my sorrow I turned to the iPad Pro for Salas. I'm not a musician,

per se, but I do love learning new things. The piece called The Struggle of Hope was composed,

performed, recorded, and mixed entirely on a 12.9-inch iPad Pro using garage band, drum kick,

and the wonderfully powerful Geo Shred. Additionally, musical selections along with

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