... usually discover extraordinary people after we already know how the story ends. Steve Jobs is the guy who launched the Macintosh, returned to Apple, introduced the iPod, pulled an iPhone out of his pocket, and helped change technology forever. But before all of that He was just a young person with ideas. I became fascinated by the idea of watching that person evolve . Not reading a biography. Actually watching it happen. So I built Steve Jobs in Motion an interactive ... ... journey through Steve's life using real interviews, speeches, keynotes, and moments arranged chronologically. Young Steve Macintosh leaving Apple NeXT the comeback iMac iPod

... everyone, I'm a solo indie dev based in Italy, and I just finished something I've wanted for years: NostalgicPod, an app that brings the iPod Classic back to life. The click wheel with haptic feedback, Cover Flow, that whole way of scrolling through your own music. It feels like the real thing. But it's not just a pretty face. It's a serious player underneath: full FLAC and hi-res audio, gapless playback, internet radio, podcasts ... ... because I missed that era, when a music player was just a player. No algorithms deciding what you hear, no notifications, no feed. You'd scroll the wheel, pick a song, and listen. If you grew up with an iPod

... remember when technology blew your mind for the first time ever and kickstarted your tech ambition? For me it was the iPod Nano, I remember seeing the ad and being hooked on tech and especially music tech ever since ...

... iPod? AirPods? iMac? This started as a debate on our company Slack and we still can't decide. What do you think ...