Watch: Apple CEO Steve Jobs predicts the future – in 1983
He spoke forty years ago, in the really early days of the Mac – Apple introduced the Lisa, one of the first commercially available PCs with a mouse and GUI the following day.
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Steve Jobs Archive publishes ‘Make Something Wonderful’ book
The Steve Jobs Archive has published its free digital collection of speeches, interviews, and correspondence by the Apple co-founder, ‘Make Something Wonderful’
Make Something Wonderful with Steve Jobs
A free digital book called ‘Make Something Wonderful’ arrives on April 11. It promises “unparalleled window” into how Steve Jobs approached his life and work.
Steve Jobs email: ‘I love and admire my species’
“I love and admire my species, living and dead, and am totally dependent on them for my life and well being,” wrote Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.
The Steve Jobs Archive hopes to put a ding in the universe
Laurene Powell Jobs, Jony Ive and Tim Cook jointly launched The Steve Jobs Archive to celebrate and further the work and achievements of Steve Jobs.
Apple confirms the iPad has become a computer
The decision to delay the release of iPad OS 16 to fall shows the system does indeed have more in common with the Mac than before — welcome to the Post-PC age
An insanely rare functioning Apple-1 is available for sale
The latest Apple memorabilia auction will feature a fully functioning Apple-1 computer and both a check and Time magazine cover signed by Steve Jobs.
Incredibly rare Apple-1 Operation Manual goes to auction
An extremely rare original Apple-1 Operation Manual from 1976 purchased at a flea market in 1986 and kept in a drawer ever since is now available for auction.
Steve Jobs early ‘Thoughts on spirituality’ in rare letter
A letter in which the 19-year-old Steve Jobs shares his thoughts on Zen is to be auctioned at Bonhams, perhaps the first handwritten letter by him auctioned
Here is why Apple’s Steve Jobs loved to walk and so should you
Steve Jobs loved to walk. He was often seen walking around Apple’s campus barefoot and thought walking boosted creative thinking. Here’s why he was right…
