Sequoia Capital publishes unique 1977 Apple investment memo
Apple historians will want to file this, Sequoia Capital, one of the first ever investors in the company, has published an...
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Apple historians will want to file this, Sequoia Capital, one of the first ever investors in the company, has published an...
Mark Gurman (of course) got hold of Apple CEO Tim Cook’s memo to staff written to celebrate Apple’s 50thanniversary. He kindly shared it...
Former Apple designer, Sir Jony Ive and Laurene Powell Jobs spoke with the Financial Times this week to discuss Ive’s recent deal with OpenAI.
They both loved a good tomato, explains Apple’s former chief designer on the River Cafe podcast
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.
The Steve Jobs Archive has published its free digital collection of speeches, interviews, and correspondence by the Apple co-founder, ‘Make Something Wonderful’
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.
“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.
In the iPhone launch hubbub you may an important event when Tim Cook, Laurene Powell Jobs, Jony Ive and Kara Swisher discussed the legacy of Steve Jobs.
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.