Sixteen years ago, Steve Jobs introduced the Digital Hub, a strategy that put the Mac in the center of a universe populated with music players, digital cameras and camcorders. In this era, Mac apps like iTunes, iPhoto, iMovie and iDVD sprang to life, letting users create, edit and share their content with an ease-of-use...
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Stephen Hackett
Stephen is the co-founder of [Relay FM,](https://www.relay.fm/) where he hosts [several podcasts.](https://www.relay.fm/people/stephenhackett) He also writes the blog [512 Pixels](https://512pixels.net/) and shares a home office with way too many old Macs. He's been covering Apple since 2008 and has a dogcow tattoo on his right ankle.
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