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No. This is how we sell the iPhone.
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Three years ago, Stringer hired Tim Schaaff, a top lieutenant of Apple CEO Steve Jobs, to lead Sony's software development efforts.
SOURCE: MacDailyNews -
iTunes 9 is a great iTunes release, with innovative features that make using iTunes better than ever and iTunes content richer than ever ... iTunes LP, for example, lets artists share more of their creativity with fans and gives music lovers the feeling of being immersed in an entire album with art, lyr...
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One possible exception is the New York Times, where editor Bill Keller refuses to talk about possible talks with Steve Jobs and company.
SOURCE: MacDailyNews -
The reason I call [Apple TV] a hobby is, a lot of people have tried and failed to make it a business. And it's a hard problem. So we're trying. I think if we work on it and improve things over the next year, 18 months, we can crack that.
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Microsoft's Bill Gates had some words of praise today for Steve Jobs, the CEO of arch-rival Apple
SOURCE: MacDailyNews -
If I were running Apple, I would milk the Macintosh for all it's worth--and get busy on the next great thing ... The PC wars are over. Done. Microsoft won a long time ago.
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I'm Steve Jobs, and Windows 7 was an idea I had years ago and then improved upon.
SOURCE: Macworld UK -
Unfortunately, as Google enters more of Apple's core businesses, with Android and now Chrome OS, Eric's effectiveness as an Apple board member will be significantly diminished, since he will have to recuse himself from even larger portions of our meetings due to potential conflicts of interest.
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Would you have said that when Google was starting out? There are massive opportunities but we are not taking them. Success is not celebrated in the UK. In the US the Google guys are adored and everyone wants to be the next Steve Jobs or Bill Gates. It just doesn't happen here.
SOURCE: The Telegraph -
Subscription accounting is the solution we adopted to let us provide free software updates to iPhone users under GAAP accounting rules
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Many times (leaders of faith-based organizations) do things that perhaps the owner of IBM or Steve Jobs wouldn't do in the investments and decisions you make financially, but you do it because you believe it's the right thing to do, and you believe somehow it will all work out
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iPod nano is the world’s most popular music player with over 100 million sold ... And now we’ve added a video camera to its incredibly thin design, without any additional cost to the user.
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I think it’s a similar connection between Jonathan Ive and Steve Jobs as it was between myself and the brothers Braun.
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In this exclusive interview, Segall talks about working with Steve Jobs, how Jobs initially hated the word 'iMac,' and the importance of the Think Different campaign to Apple.
SOURCE: MacDailyNews -
I like to think that had he been a baby boomer, he would have been another version of Bill Gates or Steve Jobs. He was on the edge of technology of his time
SOURCE: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel -
I am not in the habit of defending someone who is often in opposition to the administration on legislation, policies and initiatives, but I don’t think it is fair [to assume] … someone is not qualified simply because they do not have a bachelor of arts degree ... There are several very successful busine...
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It's still a mystery as to why Steve Jobs and company continually ignore Apple TV, referring to it as 'a hobby.' Being one of the biggest names in tech and unstoppable in the field of portable media players, Apple is in the position to become the leading name in the future of media centers
SOURCE: MacDailyNews -
Some of us Apple fans are also fans of Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple, Inc.
SOURCE: PR-Inside.com -
Steve Jobs likes to describe Apple's ( business model as a stool built on three-legs: the Mac, the iPod and the iPhone
SOURCE: MacDailyNews
About Steve Jobs
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Steven Paul Jobs (born February 24, 1955) is the American co-founder, Chairman, and CEO of Apple Inc. and the former CEO of Pixar Animation Studios. Full Article
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No. This is how we sell the iPhone.
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Three years ago, Stringer hired Tim Schaaff, a top lieutenant of Apple CEO Steve Jobs, to lead Sony's software development efforts.
SOURCE: MacDailyNews -
iTunes 9 is a great iTunes release, with innovative features that make using iTunes better than ever and iTunes content richer than ever ... iTunes LP, for example, lets artists share more of their creativity with fans and gives music lovers the feeling of being immersed in an entire album with art, lyr...
-
One possible exception is the New York Times, where editor Bill Keller refuses to talk about possible talks with Steve Jobs and company.
SOURCE: MacDailyNews -
The reason I call [Apple TV] a hobby is, a lot of people have tried and failed to make it a business. And it's a hard problem. So we're trying. I think if we work on it and improve things over the next year, 18 months, we can crack that.
-
Microsoft's Bill Gates had some words of praise today for Steve Jobs, the CEO of arch-rival Apple
SOURCE: MacDailyNews -
If I were running Apple, I would milk the Macintosh for all it's worth--and get busy on the next great thing ... The PC wars are over. Done. Microsoft won a long time ago.
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I'm Steve Jobs, and Windows 7 was an idea I had years ago and then improved upon.
SOURCE: Macworld UK -
Unfortunately, as Google enters more of Apple's core businesses, with Android and now Chrome OS, Eric's effectiveness as an Apple board member will be significantly diminished, since he will have to recuse himself from even larger portions of our meetings due to potential conflicts of interest.
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Would you have said that when Google was starting out? There are massive opportunities but we are not taking them. Success is not celebrated in the UK. In the US the Google guys are adored and everyone wants to be the next Steve Jobs or Bill Gates. It just doesn't happen here.
SOURCE: The Telegraph -
Subscription accounting is the solution we adopted to let us provide free software updates to iPhone users under GAAP accounting rules
-
Many times (leaders of faith-based organizations) do things that perhaps the owner of IBM or Steve Jobs wouldn't do in the investments and decisions you make financially, but you do it because you believe it's the right thing to do, and you believe somehow it will all work out
SOURCE: Asbury Park Press -
iPod nano is the world’s most popular music player with over 100 million sold ... And now we’ve added a video camera to its incredibly thin design, without any additional cost to the user.
-
I think it’s a similar connection between Jonathan Ive and Steve Jobs as it was between myself and the brothers Braun.
SOURCE: Times Online -
In this exclusive interview, Segall talks about working with Steve Jobs, how Jobs initially hated the word 'iMac,' and the importance of the Think Different campaign to Apple.
SOURCE: MacDailyNews -
I like to think that had he been a baby boomer, he would have been another version of Bill Gates or Steve Jobs. He was on the edge of technology of his time
SOURCE: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel -
I am not in the habit of defending someone who is often in opposition to the administration on legislation, policies and initiatives, but I don’t think it is fair [to assume] … someone is not qualified simply because they do not have a bachelor of arts degree ... There are several very successful busine...
SOURCE: Providence Journal -
It's still a mystery as to why Steve Jobs and company continually ignore Apple TV, referring to it as 'a hobby.' Being one of the biggest names in tech and unstoppable in the field of portable media players, Apple is in the position to become the leading name in the future of media centers
SOURCE: MacDailyNews -
Some of us Apple fans are also fans of Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple, Inc.
SOURCE: PR-Inside.com -
Steve Jobs likes to describe Apple's ( business model as a stool built on three-legs: the Mac, the iPod and the iPhone
SOURCE: MacDailyNews -
Steve Jobs is noted in Apple's credits for this patent and we could be assured that his name all but tells us that this program isn't a fantasy of an Apple engineer. The implications of such a marketing move could rock the industry.
SOURCE: MacDailyNews -
Steve Jobs admitted they needed to do more when we pressured them in '06 but he also said he was hurt that we didn't give him credit for what they were doing
SOURCE: TechNewsWorld -
Steve Jobs, Apple’s chief, has a notoriously long memory, and Ivan Seidenberg, chief executive of Verizon, must know this. So it seems the companies are settling in to their status as long-term rivals
SOURCE: New York Daily News -
Microsoft is the pioneer in the software market and in introducing touchscreen in mobile phones with Hewlett Packard's iPac, iMate, etc. It was only when Steve Jobs unveiled the iPhone with its multi-touch interface did the technology and the need for a finger-friendly interface gain momentum.
SOURCE: Hindu Business Line -
The party line is that netbooks are underpowered toys and lead to end-user dissatisfaction. That's just like when (Apple CEO) Steve Jobs said that the iPod is not the proper format for viewing video or films while they were in the act of working on making the iPod the killer media device.
SOURCE: Sci-Tech Today
