During an interview with Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher, yesterday at the Re/code Code Conference, Apple’s SVP of Internet Services Eddy Cue and Beats co-founder Jimmy Iovine spoke on the impact of Steve Jobs on Apple.
During an interview with Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher, yesterday at the Re/code Code Conference, Apple’s SVP of Internet Services Eddy Cue and Beats co-founder Jimmy Iovine spoke on the impact of Steve Jobs on Apple.
CNBC today ranked the most influential business and financial leaders from the past 25 years. #1 is Steve Jobs
CNBC ranked today the most influential business and financial leaders from the past 25 years. The list was compiled in order to commemorate CNBC’s launch in 1989, and topping the list on the first place is Apple’s Steve Jobs.
His creative genius revolutionized not just his industry and its products, but also everything from music and movies to smartphones. He provided a platform for others to create and distribute apps, bringing innovation and change to an even wider sphere. Apple’s co-founder tops our anniversary list of the 25 most transformative leaders, icons and rebels of the past-quarter century. More than any other member of our group of extraordinary entrepreneurs and executives—all outstanding leaders—his vision spurred changes far beyond his industry and put an indelible stamp on the wider culture.
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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? )
Louis Vaughn ( the son of J-Ro from Tha Alkaholiks ) released a video where he rhymes over a classic Jay Z – Dead Presidents. But 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? )
This music video is symbolic for how I’d like to be represented when my time here is complete.
When I think of Presidents, I think of the people who are looked up to in our culture’s society.
The people that are given full attention whenever they speak.
Just like those Dead Presidents represented in this exhibit, what I do and say will live way beyond my last days here as well.
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Today, we take smartphones for granted, but we forget that less than a decade ago Steve Jobs blew our minds by announcing the iPhone
Today, we take smartphones for granted but we forget that less than a decade ago Steve Jobs blew our minds by announcing three new devices—a wide screen iPod with touch controls, a revolutionary mobile phone, and a breakthrough Internet communications device. Oh yeah, and they’re all one device.
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San Francisco artist Jason Mecier has just unveiled a mosaic portrait of Steve Jobs, created using 20lbs of electronic waste
San Francisco artist Jason Mecier has just unveiled a mosaic portrait of Steve Jobs, created using 20lbs of electronic waste — including cell phones, iPods, headphones, Mac keyboards, CD-Rs, batteries, mice, and memory sticks.
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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.
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. The exhibit is designed to celebrate people who made America “cool,” which the National Potrait Gallery describes as carrying “a social charge of rebellious self-expression, charisma, edge and mystery.”
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Tomislav took the familiar Apple Computers logo and made that the form of the mug, providing the leaf and the bite mark as great handgrips. The saucer takes the same outline.
Tomislav Zvonarić created an office coffee cup concept – the iCup. The idea is old …keep your coffee (tea, milk, etc) warm by hooking the cup via USB to a computer. But, Tomislav took the familiar Apple Computers logo and made that the form of the mug, providing the leaf and the bite mark as great handgrips. The saucer takes the same outline.
Now, with a USB cable, plug Zvonaric’s Apple iCup into your laptop or desktop device and the thick-walled drinking vessel will stay warm. Your java will keep from cooling off until you choose to disconnect it. If only the iCup had the ability to recreate Steve Jobs’ portrait in the steamed milk foam every time…
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Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview’ is now available on Amazon Instant Video
Just a quick heads-up: ‘Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview’ is now available on Amazon Instant Video ( direct link ). Amazon Prime users can watch the tape for free. Everybody else can rent it for as low as $2.99.
never seen before video complete with q&a
The Mac was shown off to Apple employees, analysts and press in the fall of 1983. In January 1984 Apple pushed the iconic Macintosh Super Bowl ad. But it wasn’t until January 30, 1984 that Steve Jobs would show the new Mac to the public. Harry McCracken tracked down the rare Macintosh launch video and now it’s available for all of us to enjoy.
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Originally aired on November 2, 2011 “Steve Jobs – One Last Thing” documentary includes a never-before-broadcast interview with Jobs from 1994, as well as interviews with a number of those who knew and worked with Jobs such as Steve Wozniak, Ronald Wayne, Ross Perot, and Dean Hovey.
Originally aired on November 2, 2011 “Steve Jobs – One Last Thing” documentary includes a never-before-broadcast interview with Jobs from 1994, as well as interviews with a number of those who knew and worked with Jobs such as Steve Wozniak, Ronald Wayne, Ross Perot, and Dean Hovey.
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