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▶ 1:16:51 Torsten Reil We acquired a games team, did the first games, the iPhone came out, and then we had a string of hit games on iPhone, and then a big breakthrough, um, which, which was in a completely different area. 3 times in the scene

▶ 8:16 Sam Altman The phase that we're in now reminds me of like smartphones before the iPhone. 3 times in the scene

▶ 35:22 Micky Malka And somebody on your team here was showing us they still carry the iPhone SE. 2 times in the scene
▶ 35:27 Micky Malka The small iPhone.

▶ 33:24 Ed Catmull Uh, it was very, very, an emotional time once in which, uh, actually, it's, it's actually when he showed us the first iPhone when it was a secret.

▶ 17:45 Gustav Söderström You know, when, when the iPhone came out, it felt like distribution was free.
▶ 55:49 Gustav Söderström More important than the iPhone for sure.

▶ 13:49 David Senra Now this is, we're in like early 2000, so there's like no, barely any, there's almost no iPhones, right?

▶ 16:03 Evan Spiegel Around that time, when we saw the emergence of the App Store on iPhone and all this sort of thing, it was very clear that that was a distribution channel that we could really use and benefit from, um, but that we also needed to build…
▶ 17:56 Evan Spiegel And the reason why like photography has exploded and the, you know, I think there are more, there are more selfies taken on Snapchat than on iPhone in total, right?
▶ 19:03 Evan Spiegel Going back to, to the early days of the smartphone, if you remember, you know, Apple was really talking about, like, hey, when you're gonna watch video on your, your iPhone, you're gonna turn the video, the, the phone sideways, right, and…
▶ 45:08 Evan Spiegel And so, do you know on the iPhone, there's a lock screen camera button? 2 times in the scene
▶ 56:32 Evan Spiegel Or the early iMac or the early iPhone.

▶ 1:23 Tony Xu And I used to be an intern at Square, and so I had these card readers, which was one of their earliest products, these white dongles that you could stick into the audio jacks of iPhones, and that's how we would collect payment.

▶ 56:39 John Mackey I mean, people would line up to get that next iPhone, you know, camp out to get the next, next iteration of iPhone in the, in the day.

▶ 1:19:14 Brad Jacobs You compensate them with stuff they can look on their iPhone every day and see the value of the compensation.

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