Steve Jobs has been recognized by Time Magazine as one of the 20 most influential Americans to ever walk the earth – an honor that he shares with the likes of Einstein, Alexander Graham Bell, Martin Luther King, Jr. and even George Washington.
Wired’s August cover story topic is late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. The publication investigates how the late Apple leader’s management style still affects industry leaders.
After being told by a U.S. District Court judge that they couldn’t introduce Steve Jobs’ “anti-Android” statements into court, they’ve asked the judge to limit references Apple can make about the Apple co-founder.
On Wednesday, a U.S. District Court judge approved a request to bar “Anti-Android” statement made by late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs from a patent case against Samsung.
We often heard Steve Jobs talk about the ‘Post-PC’ era, but Microsoft COO Kevin Turner came out with the opposite point of view during the company’s Worldwide Partner Conference, describing it as a ‘PC+ era’, stating that what Steve Jobs believed was in their eyes ‘completely incorrect’.
A French telecom engineer says that the man that turned Apple into the empire of web-connected devices it is today drew some of his inspiration from a table-top box that connected French homes to information long before the arrival of widely available Internet.
Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview made it to cinemas last year, but it has only now made it to the US iTunes store, available exclusively as a rental for $3.99.
Depending on how you see it, three is either a lucky or unlucky number. However as Forbes points out, it’s a number that Steve Jobs was hugely fond of, incorporating it into many of his keynotes and presentations.
As usual, Steve was right. Adobe has just announced in the light of the new version of Android that it will no longer support mobile Flash, something which many predicted would happen sooner rather than later.
What kind of job is Tim Cook doing? Is Apple still a safe investment? Could you buy the stock and it will still go up? He’s not Steve Jobs, right?
‘But there is one more thing…’ If there’s a tagline for Steve Jobs’ keynotes that’s the one, and Apple Gazette has regrouped all those classic moments into one awesome feature.
Steve Jobs built a tradition of participating in the annual AllThingsD conference. There were a lot of great moments in those interviews, and now AllThingsD has released the entire collection of six appearances for free on iTunes in both audio and high-res video formats.
In perhaps one of the best tributes to Steve Jobs since his passing, Pixar pays its respects to the Apple icon in its new film ‘Brave’, with a mention of his name in the credits and a will-o’-the-wisp (a creature from the film) around his name.
It’s not everyday you see these for sale! An Apple I and a handwritten Steve Jobs memo will be auctioned off by Sotheby’s in New York on the 15th of June.
A report from the most recent issue of Fortune magazine profiles Apple CEO Tim Cook as a capable leader who is in the process of leaving his own mark on the company. However, the article also quotes a former Apple employee as saying that Apple employees are “embarrassed by Siri” and that Steve Jobs would have “lost his mind over Siri.”
It was inevitable that some changes would be made to Apple once Tim Cook took full control of Apple’s helm. But exactly how has Tim Cook changed Apple? Forbes takes a look in their new lengthy profile on Apple’s fearless leader.