unlike Jay’s classic, Louis rhymes about hustling to get up there with the people he most admires and are looked up to in our culture: Jimi Hendrix, Michael Jackson, Tupac, Steve Jobs, Billie Holiday and Bob Marley ( feels like a game of ‘Which one doesn’t belong? )
Today, we take smartphones for granted, but we forget that less than a decade ago Steve Jobs blew our minds by announcing the iPhone
Visitors to the National Portrait Gallery’s new “American Cool” exhibit will find late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs highlighted alongside cultural icons like Miles Davis, Paul Newman, and Jay Z.
On an interview with Charlie Rose, Larry Ellison – Oracle CEO and Steve Jobs’ best friend for 25 years – says that Apple “will not be nearly so successful” in the post-Jobs era, because the ‘experiment’ has been done before and we all saw what happened.
The Verge’s Joshua Topolsky and the crew took a trip to Chicago to sit down with Ashton Kutcher, the actor known for That 70s Show and Two and a Half Men but more importantly his portrayal of Steve Jobs in the upcoming biopic.
Ashton Kutcher talks about passing up an opportunity to meet Steve Jobs
Advertising legend Lee Clow talks about his 30-year relationship with Apple CEO Steve Jobs.
Steve Jobs died in 2011 at the age of 56 after a lifetime of innovating technology and revolutionizing the way we live our day-to-day lives. This infographic takes us from the moment Steve Jobs meets Steve Wozniak, all the way to the iPhone 4S and iPad 2 release.
In this video Steve Jobs wakes the original Tangerine iBook from sleep and innocently demonstrates web surfing using the iBook, unbeknownst to everyone is that he is doing so wirelessly… until he picks up the iBook and continues to surf the internet while walking around the stage!
Rememberum presents a tribute of his life, a place where you can learn more about the man who created Apple and helped change our world.
