Kif Leswing, provided by Published 6:15 am, Saturday, May 26, 2018 AP In 1992, Steve Jobs was in exile. The Apple founder had been kicked out of the company and had been building his new computer company, NeXT. (Apple bought it in 1996, bringing Jobs back.) That's the context in which Jobs gave a wide-ranging lecture to MIT MBA students in the spring of 1992, set up by one of Laurene Powell's siblings. The man who would end up spearheading the development of the iPhone ended up talking for over an hour and taking questions about several topics he didn't address later in his career, including his management style, his closest competitors, and how he felt when he left Apple. MIT recently unearthed the video and uploaded it to YouTube. If you don't have an hour, we've pulled some of our favorite highlights below: LATEST BUSINESS VIDEOS Now Playing: Now Playing CEO Jack Dorsey Reveals How He Runs Twitter From Just His Phone Veuer Over 40% of Americans Are … [Read more...] about Watch a recently rediscovered Steve Jobs lecture where he talks about leaving Apple and what he’s learned about management (AAPL)
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12 inspiring lessons and quotes by Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs will remain in history as a polarizing figure - the person who built the world's largest company was eccentric, brusque, sometimes arrogant, but he was also more than everything an inspiration.A self-made man, Jobs will be recognized for his business demeanor, but also for his relentless attention to the smallest of detail, something that he has often said he inherited from his father. Naturally, he could not have done it all on his own, and the continued success of Apple under Tim Cook shows that Jobs built not only his own image of a CEO genius, but also a system, an excellent team.Guy Kawasaki shares the 12 lessons he learned from Steve JobsNow, author and speaker Guy Kawasaki, someone who has worked extensively with Jobs, shares the 12 inspiring lessons he learned from the iCEO. These 12 pieces of advice will be of help to entrepreneurs, and business people, but really people of all walks in life. Take a look at them right below. 12 inspiring lessons by Steve Jobs, … [Read more...] about 12 inspiring lessons and quotes by Steve Jobs
Did you know? Steve Jobs believed that “no one” wanted to buy big smartphones
Although Apple this year re-introduced a 4-inch iPhone (the iPhone SE), we all know that large smartphones - featuring screens of around 5 inches and above - are now way more popular than smaller models, and have been so for quite a few years. But former Apple CEO Steve Jobs, one of the most important figures in technology in recent decades, was not fond of large smartphones, and didn't believe in their success.In July 2010, Steve Jobs was answering some questions regarding the iPhone 4 antennagate controversy, mentioning that the issue may have been avoided by designing a bigger phone - one that you could not "get your hand around." Jobs said that Apple didn't make such a phone because "no one's going to buy that". And that's why the iPhone 4 was still sporting a 3.5-inch screen, just like the original iPhone from 2007. Perhaps Steve Jobs meant to say that no one was going to buy a big iPhone, since bigger Android phones (like the 4-inch Samsung Galaxy S or the 4.3-inch HTC Evo 4G, … [Read more...] about Did you know? Steve Jobs believed that “no one” wanted to buy big smartphones
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posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:44 0 1. bubbasixx (Posts: 30; Member since: 09 Apr 2008) Isn't it crazy that the State of the Union is going to be, by far, the second most important event on Wednesday?!?!?! :) Uh-oh. The haters keep knocking me down on votes. Is the SOU that important? posted on 25 Jan 2010, 11:33 0 2. DontHateOnS60 (Posts: 872; Member since: 20 Apr 2009) Who cares about the State of the Union address. Great, we get to here Obama spew more BS about health care instead of focusing on JOBS. Not Steve Jobs, haha. Actual jobs. posted on 25 Jan 2010, 11:35 0 3. bubbasixx (Posts: 30; Member since: 09 Apr 2008) Absolutely. Jobs should be the focus... period. posted on 25 Jan 2010, 12:08 0 9. artz1986 (Posts: 453; Member since: 11 Mar 2009) not to get into politics, but Obama really has nothing more he can do when it comes to jobs. This is all about employeer confidence at this point. I mean, the DOW is chillin near 11,000, and I see a hell of a … [Read more...] about Comments for : Jobs: Tablet is the most important thing I’ve ever done
Comments for : Watch Steve Jobs accurately predict the future of the iPhone on the day it was unveiled in 2007
posted on 05 Sep 2015, 00:35 27 1. rms.max (Posts: 95; Member since: 26 Sep 2012) And phonearena & iphone.another same old Steve Jobs story coming up means another iphone coming up.creating hype.it's apple's trademark strategy which is getting boring. posted on 05 Sep 2015, 01:24 19 9. TerryTerius (unregistered) I'd like you to name a single company that doesn't try to generate hype for their products before they come to market. Let me rephrase that, a single successful company. posted on 05 Sep 2015, 02:29 9 15. BLUEBLASTER (Posts: 464; Member since: 23 Feb 2014) I wouldn't call it hype though. Apple know how to market the s**t out of their products good or bad. 17. Finalflash (Posts: 3712; Member since: 23 Jul 2013) It's just sad that these tech "journalist" sites pretend to be impartial when they suck up this hard for an invite or two. How much can one where themselves out but still call themselves trustworthy. 90. downphoenix (Posts: 3165; … [Read more...] about Comments for : Watch Steve Jobs accurately predict the future of the iPhone on the day it was unveiled in 2007