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Steve Jobs
Steven Jobs is the co-founder and CEO of Apple Computer and was the CEO of Pixar until its acquisition by Disney. He has a cult-like following among techies and is known as a visionary entrepreneur. He is widely credited with the turn... [more]
Steven Jobs is the co-founder and CEO of Apple Computer and was the CEO of Pixar until its acquisition by Disney. He has a cult-like following among techies and is known as a visionary entrepreneur. He is widely credited with the turn-around at Apple Computer.
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Jesse Sackman is selling his Apple I, the first computer designed by Steve Wozniak and sold by Steve Jobs under the then-new company, Apple Computer. Mr. Sackman has listed his Apple I on Ebay, complete with original packaging and invoice (signed by "Steven"), and a letter signed by Steve Jobs relating to a question about how to hook up a keyboard and monitor.
- The Konformist Blog: Steve Jobs (blogsearch.google.com)
- The 100: Steve Jobs, co-founder and chief executive of Apple (timesonline.co.uk)
Apple is mighty protective of its iPod trademark, and if you violate it, you’ll get no sympathy from Steve Jobs.
Apple recently sent a letter to software company Little App Factory, requesting that it change the name of its most successful applications: “iPodRip,” an app that enables you to copy and transfer songs from your iPod.
In [...]
From blog.wired.com
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- Steve Jobs Responds to Passionate App Developer, Curtly (gizmodo.com)
- Steve Jobs To Small Developer: “Change Your Apps Name” (blogsearch.google.com)
It's hard to get more to-the-point than Apple boss Steve Jobs.
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- Apple’s Steve Jobs Truly Is The Man, CEO Of The Decade (dbtechno.com)
- Steve Jobs' Presentation Technique Works Magic for Nonprofit Communicators (gettingattention.org)
If
content-providers could charge people for what they watch, and enough
people chose to support local TV, it would survive. If not, it crashes,
as it should
By William Watson
T
he current issue of Fortune magazine has Apple CEO Steve
Jobs on its cover, declaring him “CEO of the Decade.” I found it
surprising; not that Jobs won, but that the decade is over. Here we go
again on the old Y2K argument: is the “zero year” (2010 this time...
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Welcome to a very special Friday edition of the FP Tech Desk's morning
buzz, featuring the best of what's making tech news around the Web.Yesterday,
Google peeled back the curtain on its forthcoming operating system, Chrome OS.
While Microsoft isn't sweating Chrome OS just yet -- the new operating
system won't be available until about this time next year -- Google's re-thinking of the operating system from its unique web-centric point of view...
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33 years ago, in July 1976, the Apple computer was a very different beast. Designed by hand by Steve Wozniak, it cost $666.66. Housed in a case made of splintery wood, the fully assembled circuit board contained about 30 chips, and was sold without a case, power supply, keyboard or display for the Mephistophelean price [...]
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From geek.com
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Steve Jobs wanted to turn Pixar into one of the biggest names in entertainment when Toy Story was released, according to Pixar’s 1996 annual report. You can’t help but compare his thoughts on the Pixar brand and the Apple brand. (more…)
From gizmodo.com.au
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- Steve Jobs on Pixar Circa 1996 (gizmodo.com)
- Bill Gates commends Steve Jobs for salvaging Apple (feedburner.com)
- Bill Gates: Steve Jobs “Saved” Apple (maclife.com)
Once upon a time, Apple computers didn't come with keyboards or monitors or even cases. But they often came with a personal letter from Steve Jobs, like the one included with this Apple I, now available starting at $50,000. That's the starting eBay bid for this motherboard. According to the original invoice included in the auction package—dated December 7, 1976—he also was the one filling the sales forms. At least this one, which says Steven...
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From gizmodo.com
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In the technology world especially in this eastern sector and further in that direction, one can throw a stone and break the display’s of at least 5 iPhone clones. There have been developers trying a variety of fits to use the iPhone’s brilliant design and touch capabilities only with other operating systems. I don’t fancy a Windows Mobile iPhone but this latest one called the APhone A6 come with an Android OS which could have potential. With...
From newlaunches.com
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- Macworld Loses Steve Jobs, Welcomes Back Kevin Smith (blog.wired.com)
- Steve Jobs’ 5 Biggest Mistakes (applematters.com)
- Congratulations to Apple's Steve Jobs, Fortune's CEO of the Decade (seekingalpha.com)
Now that Fortune has named Apple CEO Steve Jobs CEO of the decade, where will he go from here? Throughout his career, Jobs has typically led the market, bringing out products that consumers didn't know they wanted until they saw them -- products like the iPhone and iPod touch, for instance. He will probably continue doing so, but in the future he may delegate more responsibilities.
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