The iPhone Podcast Episode 46 – 2011 Year-In-Review

Posted on December 30, 2011 by Justin Luey

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Gary Ng and Justin Luey from iPhoneInCanada.ca look back at 2011 on Episode 46 of The iPhone Podcast.

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  • Blaine914

    Thanks for the new show reviewing 2011.

    With that said, I’m saddened that you guys never said a word about being gone since the first week of October.  I checked almost everyday to see if another show is ready.  It seems that you take for granted the listeners out here who enjoyed the show.

    I think we are doing a disservice to Steve Jobs by not following through with the great products he started, and will long continue now after his death.

  • http://www.justinluey.com Justin Luey

    Thank you very much for listening and taking the time to provide feedback.

    We did mention the layoff a few times, but you’re right we didn’t deal with it directly. For that I’m sorry.

    I appreciate every listener and I absolutely do not take it for granted. I love doing the show, but unfortunately some things happened that made the show difficult to do.

    We’ll be posting an episode this week about Steve Jobs, and I explain in that episode how personally I took his death. To be honest, I just didn’t feel like talking about Steve or Apple.

    Starting later this month, we plan to have new shows every week, and I plan to have backup shows ready for the times Gary and I just can’t put the time together to record a new episode.

    Steve Jobs left behind an amazing company, and we’ll continue to share our passion for it. Apple will never be the same without Steve, but their future is still very bright.