Computer Industry And The World Of Mobile Phones

“Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life” (253). The man who changed the world of technology said this in front of thousands of Stanford graduates. All of the interesting work and his life was written in a biography called Steve Jobs: The Man Who Thought Different by Karen Blumenthal. Blumenthal included everything about Jobs from birth to death in this book. The title of the book came from Apple advertisements that said “Think Different.” The main character of the book was obviously Steve Jobs. Jobs was the co-founder of Apple Inc., NeXT, and Pixar and he was able to do all that because he was the man who thought different. Anyone who owns an Apple product or has seen many of the famous movies

On April 1, 1976, one of the greatest American companies was created: Apple Incorporated. From that point on, tablets were never the same. Apple has paved the way for tablet devices in the field of technology. Apple is mostly known for their Macintosh computers, which were first unveiled on January 4, 1984, but on April 3, 2010 Apple outdid themselves once again with the the invention of the iPad. The iPad is an all-in-one tablet-like device. With the iPad learning is able to “go way beyond the classroom” (www.apple.com). With the invention of the iPad, it has changed the way people learn, especially in the field of education.

Steve jobs demonstrated to the world just how fundamental technology is in our developing environment. He exemplified a successful and innovative leader, especially in the face of failure. One could argue that although Steve Jobs was an extremely influential businessman of his time, he had numerous tragic flaws. Egotistic is a word that describes this illustrious worker. Credit for ideas were never given to the instrumental “behind the scenes” intellectuals, and without the them, he may never have been so successful. While he was working for Apple, people would always struggle with the individualistic approach he had and would often times complain about his boastful nature. He exhibited qualities that made his dislikable, however without Steve Jobs the iPhone, a

Today, the world if full of Apple products. If you were to ask a random person on the street, odds are, they will own an apple product. Steve Jobs, the man behind Apple, did someone that no one else had done before; he created a new era of technology where people embraced and loved having the Internet, access to their friends, and entertainment all at their fingertips. As shown in Walter Issacon's Steve Jobs, Steve Jobs did this by his ability to branch from conformity and create something new; he left behind what others did and forged his own path to the future. Most people thought that his ideas were crazy because at that time, they were. Jobs understood though that for change to happen, someone has to "think differently [to] serve the people

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Thesis Statement: Steve Jobs was always a brilliant student, but had a bit of a tough upbringing, but as anyone can see that didn’t stop him from creating revolutionary products such as the iPhone, iPad, and the Macbook Air.

(feed) Equally importantly, the most notable visionary of the Digital Revolution, Steve Jobs, the co-founder of the Apple computer, has once again proven Ada Lovelace right in her conviction of the “poetical science”. His unique combination of traits allowed him to combine the imagination of an artist and geekiness of an engineer that turn him into the visionary of a generation. Jobs possessed the ability to influence, inspire and excite people working for him and captivate customers to admire his products. Jobs was a great communicator in the era of increasing specialization, but more importantly, new era of

One of the worlds most valuable company is Apple. Apple leads the world in innovation with iPhone, iPad, Macs and many other devices. It all started when the 21 year-old college dropout. It was no straight path for him to get to what he created. It was more like a windy road. It was evident from his early years that he had no grand plan to do what he has done. However, Steve’s windy road growing up, jobs found inspiration and creativity and most

In 1980, one year after the release of Apple I, Apple is turned into a worldwide public company and reached a net worth of $1.2 billion. Sadly, their fortunes did not last long. Because of complex glitches in their oh-so simple design, IBM/PC continued to dominate the electronic industry leaving Apple to lag behind. John Sculley, Apple’s then president, believed this was the fault of Jobs and by 1985 Jobs was fired. After being fired, instead of turning into a couch potato, Jobs’s love for electronics lead him into founding another company. This one is called NeXT which is known today by kids, teens, and adults all over the world as Pixar. After years of success alone, Jobs turns back to Apple as CEO. He takes his authority serious and gathers a whole new team. With a new team and attitude, it was time for Jobs to persuade the world that Apple would bounce back. In 1997, Apple establishes the “Think Different” campaign and it’s positive vibes still live on

Steve Jobs: The Man Who Thought Different by Karen Blumenthal is a biography of the celebrated technology leader who put a cell phone, computer and the Internet all in your pocket in the form of the iPhone. There were many other innovations that the high-tech rock star and face of the personal computer developed over the years. Although he had many gifts, he was at times his own worst enemy.

In conclusion, Steve Jobs changed the world not only with the invention of the Apple II in 76’which was in collaboration with Steve Wozniak, but with how he thinks. When Job’s thinks of the next big thing in technology he thinks about what he would want. He makes products that make life easier, they look good and they represent an

Steve Jobs is a man known worldwide for his influential advancements in the world of technology. In a room of teens, it is very common for more than half of them to have some kind of product made by his top grossing technological business, Apple. The Iphone, The Ipad, The Ipod, The Imac and more are some of the many products produced and invented by Steve Jobs and his team of extremely intelligent engineers. Like all businesses, there is a path to success. Sometimes this path has its bumps and turns, Steve Jobs struggled to gain the success he is known for today. A notable movie about how Steve Jobs created his business was released on August 16th 2013. Director, Joshua Michael Sterns, wanted to create a motion picture film to show the positive

“Do you want to spend the rest of your life selling sugar, water or do you want a chance to change the world?” (Steve Jobs). When Steve Jobs was an infant he was given up and adopted by a Clara and Paul Jobs. Clara worked as an accountant and Paul worked as a coast guard veteran and machinist. A couple years later when Steve started going to elementary he was a prankster. He didn’t even want to study during his class time. Throughout time Steve Jobs becomes a prominent and virtuous person who had an interesting life in Apple and outside Apple and even more fascinating were his inventions.

With the recent passing of Steve Jobs, there has been an intense spotlight focused on both the man and the company he built. Most of the attention has rightfully been focused on Jobs’ passion and creativity, as well as the remarkable period of innovation he preside. As a symbolic leader, the man not only once saving the company from bankruptcy but also building up a well-known brand that had integrate with our daily life – Apple.

Changing the world it is not easy. Some people think that one person cannot change the world, but Steve Jobs had shown the world that one person’s idea could make the world positively evolve. Even though it looks very hard, but it was not that hard for this man to change the world. I firmly agree that one person can change the world. That one individual may not ready to do a ton physically to change the world, yet one individual has the ability to rouse others to enable that individual to change the world. Jobs wanted to reform the world and created new technologies such as the iPod and iTunes for music, iMac and Apple laptop to make-work easier, and the iPhone and iPad for changing entertainment. He created these things to help people’s