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Life & fun · June 22, 2016

SMACtalk 43: Apple Goes Back To The Future

What is the future of smartphones?

SMACtalk 43: Apple Goes Back To The Future launched on June 22, 2016 with 55 votes, #1,372 of 4,333 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 10 years on.

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In This Episode Apple is releasing a four inch phone?! Back to the future indeed! In this episode Brian Fanzo and Daniel Newman debate the logic behind this surprising product launch and make comedic references to the early days of mobile and the popular movie Zoolander. Brian kicks off the conversation by recapping the evolution of the iPhone. What started as a phone with a music player evolved t

S.M.A.C.talk the podcast launched in 2014 and over those 4 years hosts Daniel Newman and Brian Fanzo have covered topics that included Big Data, Digital Transformation, Social Selling, Data Center Migration, Millennial Marketing, Digital Marketing, live streaming video, customer experience and everything else impacting today's technology world. SMACtalk became much more than just a podcast as every episode is live streamed via Facebook Live and Periscope while also going live to technology events such as Mobile World Congress, IBM developer conference, CES, SXSW, HP Discovery, SAP Sapphire and other technology events. Past sponsors of the podcast include IBM, SAP, SAP Store, Avnet, Adobe…from smactalklive.libsyn.com

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