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Beyond being the daughter of a tech icon, Eve Jobs has forged her own path. She will also not be inheriting her father's billions. Here's what to know about the bride-to-be.
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Jobs’ 2005 address wasn’t just another speech—it was a personal meditation on life, failure, creativity, and mortality. He structured it around three stories from his life.
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British-born designer, Jony Ive, worked alongside Apple CEO Steve Jobs for years and crafted the look and feel of the modern smartphone, in addition to products like the iPod, iPad, and Apple Watch. He quit the tech giant in 2019.
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The Apple-1 Computer is one of the earliest computers built by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak.
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The new owner of Mark Zuckerberg's hoodie received a handwritten note from the tech titan that read: 'One of my favorite old-school Facebook hoodies. I wore this all the time in the early days...'
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A new trend called Youngtro is bringing back old iPhones and digital cameras, with Millennials and Gen Z embracing their vintage look and unique photo quality. Despite advanced camera phones, many prefer the nostalgic charm of Steve Jobs-era iPhones. Even celebrities are joining the movement, making retro tech cool again.
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Steve Jobs' handwritten letter, offering a rare glimpse into his spiritual and poetic side, has made history as the first personal letter by Jobs to be auctioned, fetching an impressive US$500,312.50 (INR 4.32 crore), according to media reports.
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Laurene Powell Jobs, who has been given the Hindu name "Kamala" by the Akhara, is in India to attend the upcoming Maha Kumbh in Prayagraj.
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Tim Cook’s tribute to Steve Jobs also highlighted the latter's passion for debate, an environment that fostered mutual growth.
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October 5 has seen a number of historic milestones, from political revolutions to space exploration, and entertainment firsts that shaped pop culture.
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Steve Jobs had called Warren Buffett to get advice on what to do with Apple's huge cash pile. 'He said, ‘We've got all this cash. What should we do with it?' So we went over the options,' Buffett recalled.
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Chris Espinosa had opened up about how Apple co-founder Steve Jobs was notorious for micromanagement. 'He's a maniac... a maniacal genius. His job is to stir up everything... He will not leave anything alone,' he said.
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'There was a future meeting scheduled for Starbucks and Apple around mobile order and pay and other things,' Howard Schultz said, adding that he met Steve Jobs at Apple's campus courtyard where they went on a walk to discuss the matter.
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Born in Kolkata, Chet Kapoor is the chairman and CEO of AI company DataStax which is based in California. Speaking about his time as an intern at Steve Jobs’s NeXT, he said: 'I was one step below the person that opened doors but that didn’t matter because I worked 20 yards away from him every day.'
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In the video, Jobs is talking about ideas and the importance of working with the right people. Musk, in fact, a few years ago mentioned that how he wished he had spoken to Jobs.
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Tim Cook added that he enjoyed reading customer reviews because he finds inspiration in their views.
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The rare mouse and coding keyset created by computing icon Douglas Engelbart was sold for around 12 times its estimate of £12,000.
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Rival tech company owners Bill Gates and Steve Jobs were not so civil for the larger part of their career with the duo routinely criticising each other’s work. They, however, became courteous in the later phase of their lives.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook remembered his friend and colleague, the late Steve Jobs, on his birth anniversary.
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The goal of this secret endeavor — dubbed E5 — is to measure how much glucose is in someone’s body without needing to prick the skin for blood.
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The iPhone was sold by LCG Auctions and closed on February 19 fetching 27 bids. The winning bid was $63,356.40 for a base price of $2,500.
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Apple co-founder Steve Jobs' candid thoughts on recruiting professional managers.
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“Can you guess who wrote these lines? (Hint: a tech industry legend),” Vijay Shekhar Sharma tweeted.
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While Steve Jobs was known to decline requests for autographs, the cheeky response and early autograph from the Apple founder seems to have delighted fans on social media.
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The “well-used” brown suede Birkenstocks dating to the mid-1970s set a record for the highest price ever paid for a pair of sandals
