“Every once in a while,” he began, “a revolutionary product comes along that changes everything.” That was Steve Jobs’ opening for what would go down as one of the best displays of product >>
“Every once in a while,” he began, “a revolutionary product comes along that changes everything.” That was Steve Jobs’ opening for what would go down as one of the best displays of product >>
There’s been no shortage of insider stories about how demanding a boss Steve Jobs could be and how exacting a quality standard he expected everyone at Apple to adhere to during his tenure. >>
As the CEO of Apple, not to mention a widely revered tech luminary, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs was no stranger to rubbing elbows with the political elite. Especially towards the last few years >>
Destiny 2 launched last week, and it’s easily one of the most hyped games of the entire year. I’ve put in somewhere in the neighborhood of 30 hours into it so far and >>
Brian Merchant’s new book, The One Device: The Secret History of the iPhone, provides a captivating and intriguing look at how the most revolutionary product of our time was designed and developed. Through a series >>
Even though Guy Kawasaki has held many hats throughout his illustrious career, his name has been synonymous with Apple for as long as most people can remember. Kawasaki’s first stint at Apple dates >>
Pundits keep asking themselves what Steve Jobs would do every time Apple makes a questionable move. But not everything Apple’s visionary leader imagined about the iPhone actually made it into the final product &mdash >>
The most prominent iPhone prototype that Apple ever lost was the iPhone 4 that was forgotten in a bar by an Apple engineer months before its actual launch. But things could have been >>
