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Steve Jobs/Bill Gates D5 interview available in iTunes



Steve Jobs and Bill Gates sat down with Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher at the All Things Digital conference for a joint interview the other day. The footage of the interview was posted at the D5 website, but it was broken up into chunks. Now you can watch, or listen, to the interview in its entirety thanks to the iTunes Store. That's right, the interview is now available as a video or audio podcast. The audio only version checks in at 85 megs or so, while the video file is almost 1 gig in size.

I'm downloading the video as I type this, and I suggest you do the same. It isn't often that one gets to watch two people who have shaped technology in such a meaningful way sit down and share their thoughts about the past, present, and future (though Steve never comments on future products).

Thanks, Karim.

Update: I neglected to mention that Steve and Bill were interviewed in a tag team fashion by Walt and Kara Swisher.

Video highlights of the Steve and Bill show


In case you missed the Engadget liveblog of last night's lovefest between Big Mac and El PC, the folks at the D conference have posted complete video coverage and a highlight reel (above) of Steve and Bill's excellent adventure. Enjoy the show, and please open any hard candies in advance of the feature.

Steve Jobs and Bill Gates chat at All Things Digital 2007



This is the last All Things Digital post for today, promise (well, as long as nothing cool happens). Engadget is live on the scene where Steve Jobs (Apple's CEO) and Bill Gates (he works for some small tech company in Redmond) will share the stage with Walt Mossberg. What will they talk about? I have no idea, but you can read it as they say it over at Engadget.

3rd party apps on the iPhone and HD in iTunes?

His Steveness hinted at a few things today at Walt Mossberg's All Things Digital conference today (check out Engadget's great live coverage of Steve's talk). During the interview with Mossberg Jobs hinted that the iTunes Store will be offering HD content at some point in the future (why else would you need a 160 gig drive on your Apple TV?).

After the interview the audience was able to ask Steve some questions, and one person asked about third party apps on the iPhone. Steve said that Apple is working hard on getting third party apps on the iPhone, but they are concerned about security. He said that Apple made the call not to promise third party support until they are sure it can be done in a secure manner.

Apple offers 160 gig Apple TV



Apple's official press release announcing the YouTube component of Apple TV has some interesting tidbits on it. Firstly, a new built to order option of a 160 gig harddrive on Apple TVs that will be available tomorrow for $399. The new beefier Apple TVs will hold 200 hours of video, 36,000 songs, 25,000 photos, or a combination therein.

Also of note is that not all YouTube videos will be available on the Apple TV at launch (mid-June). At first part of the catalog of YouTube videos will be available with more and more added each week until everyone available on the website will be available on your Apple TV.

Engadget liveblogs Steve Jobs at D 2007



Our good friends at Engadget are covering Walt Mossberg's All Things Digital conference, which is a high end tech get together. Of interest to TUAW readers is that Mossberg is interviewing Steve Jobs right now. Head on over to Engadget to read the whole thing.

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