Tony Fadell speaks out: Innovation, Revolution, Nest, Steve Jobs and more...
Randy Komisar from Tech Crunch sat down with Tony Fadell, father of the iPod and co-founder of Nest. He shared the insights he gained from his work at General Magic, Apple, Nest, and Alphabet.
20 July 2016
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"This week on the Ventured podcast, I sat down with Tony Fadell, father of the iPod and co-founder of Nest.
He shared the insights he gained from his work at General Magic, Apple, Nest, and Alphabet. He didn’t disappoint.
What makes true product revolutions - At a time when Silicon Valley is so focused on software, Tony reminds us that being truly revolutionary requires a combination of both great hardware and great software.
A few years ago, it was the iPod, the iPhone, the iPad, and Macs. Now it’s products like Nest and cars where entrepreneurs are marrying innovative hardware with innovative software."
He shared the insights he gained from his work at General Magic, Apple, Nest, and Alphabet. He didn’t disappoint.
What makes true product revolutions - At a time when Silicon Valley is so focused on software, Tony reminds us that being truly revolutionary requires a combination of both great hardware and great software.
A few years ago, it was the iPod, the iPhone, the iPad, and Macs. Now it’s products like Nest and cars where entrepreneurs are marrying innovative hardware with innovative software."
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