Steve Jobs' preference for intuition over data shaped the revolutionary design of the iPhone.
Key takeaways
Technology should enhance human capabilities, not replace them.
Successful products often require multiple iterations and effective storytelling.
The iPhone’s development was significantly influenced by the debate between physical and virtual keyboards.
Data-driven decisions can sometimes conflict with personal opinions in product development.
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