What it was like working with Steve Jobs | Tony Fadell and Lex Fridman

[@dustypribor]

Apple v RIM in 2000s was so fascinating

[@saskiavanhoutert6081]

Working with Steve Jobs is driven but also enjoyable and relaying on his knowledge and experience combining these with your own thoughts; You do and think and move forward and ideas come along. Kind regards.

[@jimihendrixx11]

Steve was right. Sim slots are a pain. Digital sims make more sense.

[@saskiavanhoutert6081]

Sim's slots a re less reliable, digital sims make indeed more sense, the data is more secure.

[@TheSilverGlow]

...not at the time...

[@ShaifBasier]

At 5:15 this guy is nailing it

[@crestedcresties]

I find it funny how what he is talking about is currently happening at apple. They are obsessed with numbers more than ever rarely taking any risks.

[@mitch_the_-itch]

Apple Computer were always Nazis. The real Socialist kind. Apple partnered with the Socialist CCP to use their slaves and then over-charge for their crappy products. Just like Oskar Schindler.

[@jarrodjob]

Sounds like Ballmer years Microsoft.

[@aqc_og]

As much as I respect Tim Cook he is an industrial engineer still at heart … optimising, data, …

[@crestedcresties]

ya. he's definitely great at what he does but its not good for the long term without constant true innovation and risk that honors true creativity. @@aqc_og

[@RideTheAlps]

Exactly, a slow unconscious process. Hurts.

[@brokejaw]

2:22 is very important, its basically what the world is now, all data

[@christophjahr7246]

Really cool to see people talk about the death of the physical SIM which was first introduced commercially in Finland in 1991. If the music industry were like the SIM industry, we would will be listening to cassette tapes!

[@vb9950]

I don't understand what you are trying to convey? Where did you find physical Sim card dead? Atleast not in India or Germany or anywhere people who are not using premium phones.

[@sureshnishtala2887]

Last few words from Lex were actually gold....

[@ArthArmani]

Is crazy that Steve didn't want SIM slot on original iPhone now iPhone 14 in USA don't have one lol

[@blessedspear2642]

so far ahead of his time

[@nozrep]

watching this on my 2016 iphone se. frikkin love it…. and hate it lol because it is long in the tooth per se

[@Nedski42YT]

Tony Fadell's Wikipedia page says he worked at Philips Mobile Computing Group in the 1990's and developed Windows CE-based hand-held devices. Where was that Philips group located? The Philips Electronics group in Briarcliff, NY was developing a Windows CE based product called WebTV at around the same time. I wonder if there was any talk or work between the two groups?

[@ajshaka3212]

Brilliant...data only gives info about the past...not future.

[@starthakog]

Guess u dont understand how history works then

[@descartes451]

I'm not sure that was the guests point at the end there, but cool discussion anyway.

[@adelinaquijano1083]

how can I do my phone they have camera.

[@nozrep]

you cannot

[@tomworkout5330]

wow，mind blowing

[@lynnwilliam]

No there was WiFi before Apple !

[@PatrikRasch]

ONE OF THE FEW COMMENTS

[@DavidMartinez-vz6zt]

🔥🔥🔥

[@pdr770]

Tim Apple Eill create a much Faster WiFi name Hifi and More Secure tech that save Energy.

[@secretsinger8841]

Copy paste

[@MarcoBonechi]

Physical sim is better. Real control and convenience.

[@BivensCreative]

Fascinating interview subject with a terrible interviewer.

[@Carolina-gz8ug]

Sims won't go, they very friendly towards third world countries and people there do not want esims

[@feederx08]

Don’t believe Toby. He’s a liar.

[@zb3645]

Why’s that

[@feederx08]

@@zb3645 I used to own a large amount of Apple shares. The first time I met Steve Jobs he threw me out of a moving limo. I can tell you what work I did for Apple, but usually that gets me in trouble. I’m already shadow banned here.

[@nicolaskeroack7860]

@@feederx08 good trolling

[@arricammarques1955]

@@feederx08 Wishful dreaming.

[@wedontexist369]

@@feederx08 really ? Tell me more

[@alexandrosl3317]

God the interviewer is clueless

[@dqz6591]

Narcissism isn't genius

[@mitch_the_-itch]

Some of us are old enough to remember the Next Computer. Steve Jobs is the most over-rated and LUCKY mediocre that has ever existed. He was quite literally a bad used car salesman who lucked into selling "Magic" cars.

[@manu144x]

Keep telling yourself that if it makes you feel better.

[@sp123]

you can have the best idea in the world, you still need someone to sell it.

[@mitch_the_-itch]

@@sp123 True. Steve Jobs could sell. Like a used car salesman ;)

[@nozrep]

yes and I am thankful for him. Luck or not. Good CEO or not. Good person or not. The truth of history remains true that he had a hand in putting together and coordinating a team of brilliant engineers that built and invented the iphone. Regardless of if you love him or hate him, whether he was mediocre or not, whether he was lucky or not, that part of it remains true. And indeed, I tend to believe the parts where they say he was a total dbag in his personal life. Well I watched the biopic I dunno how accurate it was. Still wished he’d have survived though. Pancreatic cancer I seek to not wish that upon my worst enemy!

[@mitch_the_-itch]

@@nozrep I definitely wasn't wishing death upon him, lol. Other than a few technologies that migrated to the PC I( wouldn't have missed him at all. He charged way to much when he had CCP slaves building his Computers. HIs trillion dollar company was built on GREED. The REAL kind where you over-charge X3 while using slave labor. He could polish a turd very well indeed, as long as that turd was someone else first, lol. It would have been more interesting to see Steve Jobs embrace freedom offered by the PC clones of the time instead of his iron fisted lockdown of every tech.