Designer Jonathan Ive Says Apple’s Current Work “Most Important” to Date

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It goes without saying that the death of Steve Jobs last year left a void at Apple, but thankfully the co-founder hand-picked the best team imaginable to follow in his footsteps, including industrial designer Jonathan Ive, who is back on his home turf in the U.K. this week to be knighted by the Queen (shown above).

While there, Ive spoke at length for a two-part interview with The Telegraph, and The Next Web has assembled some of the best bits of that interview. When asked which design he felt was his most important, Ive called up the spirit of Jobs himself to look forward, rather than into the past.



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NAB 2012: Editor Reveals Apple’s Future Plans for Final Cut Pro X

The annual National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) show is officially underway in Las Vegas, and pro editor Larry Jordan has hit the ground running by documenting an on-the-record pow-wow with Apple discussing the future of Final Cut Pro X.

Larry’s Blog is reporting from the NAB show, where he had an on-the-record sit down with Apple to discuss where the company plans to take its Final Cut Pro X software. The video editing app received a major overhaul last summer and it wasn’t to everyone’s liking -- but it appears that Apple is listening, judging from four updates since the original release which has largely returned most of the key functionality from the prior version.



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Apple’s App Store Downloads Top 25 Billion

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