“…one of the first…” If Apple doesn’t get its Apple News ducks in a row, The New York Times won’t be the last.

Once again, Apple leads in ways others won’t. This is a program the credit card companies should have instituted years ago.

Thanks to David Pogue, I got hands-on time with the original iPhone a few days before the review embargo lifted. I was blown away by all the things it could do – which obviously now pale in comparison to what the latest models can do – and couldn’t wait to get my own.

I was one of the thousands of people in line at the Fifth Avenue Apple Store 24 hours before launch (I was being paid to be there by Macworld magazine) and was 65th in line. I can still, 13 years later, remember the excitement both personally and professionally.

Happy 13th birthday, iPhone.

As always, there are some beautifully designed apps listed. But of course, that’s the point.

This trailer feels kind of sanitized but I think the series will still be watchable. It’s always fascinating to get insights into the minds of elite athletes. I’ll skip over the Tom Brady segments though.