Steve Jobs - Life of a Genius
Below is the Summarized Life Story of Steve Jobs.
Steve Jobs - Life of a Genius
1955 | Steven Paul is born in San Francisco and is adopted by Paul and Clara Jobs |
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1960 | His family moves to what will become Silicon Valley | |
1969 | He meets future Apple co-founder Steve "Woz" Wozniak | |
1973 | Attends Reed College, sells Coke bottles, eats for free at the Hare Krishna temple. Does LSD, drops out after six months |
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1975 | Apple I is made in Steve's garage. He sells his Kombi for funding and Woz waves goodbye to HP, joins Apple |
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1978 | Apple II sales skyrocket thanks to VisiCalc spreadsheet software, and colour graphics and sound |
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1978 | Steve's daughter Lisa is born out of wedlock | |
1980 | Apple is listed. Steve smartens up and dons a suit. He is worth $200-million |
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1982 | Makes the cover of Time Magazine before Bill Gates. Says Apple is a 'bicyle of the mind' |
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1984 | The Apple Mac is launched but fails | |
1985 | "John Sculley says Jobs won't be missed", Sep 21, 1985 (Sculley was Apple President at the time - later he conceded that firing Jobs was a mistake.) |
Steve is kicked off the executive structure at Apple. Starts NeXT with his own money |
1986 | He acquires a small animation studio named Pixar | |
1988 | NeXT and IBM deal. The NeXT Cube is launched but fails | |
1991 | Steve marries Laurene Powell. They have three children together | |
1993 | After a string of failed ventures and debt Steve says he's in 'ankle-deep sh*t' |
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1995 | Steve is saved by a toy named Woody. Pixar goes public and Steve is worth $1.5-billion |
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1995 | Apple buys NeXT for $400-million | |
1997 | Apple makes peace with Microsoft | |
1998 | The succesful iMac is launched | |
1999 | Introduces the Power Mac G3, colour iMacs and the iBook | |
2000 | Steve named Apple CEO, 15 years after losing the title | |
2001 | iPod revolusionises music-on-the-go | |
2003 | iTunes contributes to death of illegal music download site Napster | |
2003 | Steve is diagnosed with pancreatic cancer | |
2004 | The iPod Mini is launched and Steve has tumour removed | |
2005 | The iPod Shuffle is launched: the music video in your pocket | |
2006 | iPod hi-fi hits the market, making CDs an optional extra | |
2007 | iPhone is launched and Arnie inducts Steve into California Hall of Fame |
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2009 | Steve has a liver transplant | |
2010 | The iPad is launched: a multimedia powerhouse | |
2011 | In August Steve resigns as Apple CEO. Tim Cooks is new chief | |
2011 | On October 5, Steve Jobs dies |
BOOKS ON STEVE JOBS
Steve Jobs: A Biography
By Walter Isaacson
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Steve Jobs: The Man Who Thought Different
By Karen Blumenthal
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The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs: How to Be Insanely Great in Front of Any Audience
By Carmine Gallo
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Steve Jobs: His Own Words and Wisdom (Steve Jobs Biography Book 1)
By Cupertino Silicon Valley Press
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To Pixar and Beyond: My Unlikely Journey with Steve Jobs to Make Entertainment History
By Lawrence Levy
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