David Pogue

David Pogue, author and Emmy-winning tech columnist, discusses his new book on Apple history. He focuses on product decisions, design stories like touchscreen keyboards, and how Jobs and Cook shaped the company. The conversation also covers Apple’s AI approach, Project Titan, Vision Pro limits, manufacturing risks in China, and Pogue’s personal tech and writing tools.

David Pogue, tech journalist and author of Apple: The First 50 Years, walks through the book’s making and rare archive finds. He talks about Apple’s secrecy, product decisions from the iPod to iPhone, Jobs’ evolution, the origins of the “Pogue feature” screenshot story, and why Apple’s 50th anniversary matters.

David Pogue, journalist and tech author, discusses his book Apple: The First 50 Years and shares behind-the-scenes Apple history. Short anecdotes about Woz, Jobs’ product focus, and the App Store origin feature prominently. The conversation also covers pivotal eras, corporate recoveries, and where Apple’s hardware and platforms may head next.

David Pogue, veteran technology writer and broadcaster, discusses his new book on Apple's first 50 years. He dives into product origin stories, Apple’s culture of secrecy and design, the making of the iPhone and PowerBook, and where Apple might head next with AI and health. Short, lively conversations about archival access and Steve Jobs’ lasting influence.

David Pogue, Emmy-winning tech journalist and long-time Apple chronicler, shares tall tales from his new book. He unpacks Apple origin myths, behind-the-scenes moments with Steve Jobs and Woz, tense interviews with Elon Musk, near-miss adventures like OceanGate, and debates about Apple’s future and AI. Short, surprising stories that reshape how you see Silicon Valley.

David Pogue, tech journalist and author of Apple: The First 50 Years, traces Apple's rise from garage tinkering to a global tech force. He recounts Steve Jobs' magnetic leadership, Wozniak's engineering roots, the mouse and GUI from Xerox PARC, the iPhone’s risky multi-touch pivot, secret projects like Project Titan, and odd missteps such as the Paladin fax prototype.

David Pogue, longtime tech columnist and author of Apple: The First 50 Years, joins to unpack Apple’s secret history and future. He traces the Newton’s rescue role, Project Titan’s $10 billion car gamble, Apple’s pivot into medical sensing, deep ties with China, and its privacy-first AI approach. Quick, lively takes on Vision Pro, supply-chain realities, and why Apple still has runway.

David Pogue, veteran tech journalist and author of Apple: The First 50 Years, joins to explore Apple’s surprising past and future. He recounts Apple’s obsessive product testing and Jobs’ ruthless product cuts. He examines Tim Cook’s scaling, debates whether Apple still innovates, and highlights AI, Siri, Vision Pro, and medical potential for Watch and AirPods.

David Pogue, author and longtime tech journalist, shares behind‑the‑scenes Apple stories. Scott Combs, AT&T archivist, marks the 150th anniversary of the first phone call. They talk about Google Maps' Gemini AI overhaul, Alexa's new adult 'sassy' voice, AT&T's fiber history and investments, and Apple's first 50 years and product evolution.

David Pogue, CBS Sunday Morning correspondent and bestselling author, walks through Apple’s 50-year rise. He revisits the Macintosh moment that made computers friendly. He traces the Two Steves' culture, Jobs’ design obsession, and Apple’s knack for simplifying tech. He shares early iPhone tales, App Store impact, privacy as strategy, and whether Apple still leads.