pQocN_c2uLI the-xerox-thieves-steve-jobs-bill-gates-1979 The Xerox Thieves | Steve Jobs & Bill Gates (1979) While Apple and Microsoft are the GUI kings today, it was the researchers at Xerox that invented the GUI at their Palo Alto Research Center. If only Xerox management had seen the potential of these inventions, perhaps today they would've been the first tr hggN04aCBDQ newsthink-steve-jobs-how-his-brilliance-killed-him Newsthink | Steve Jobs | How His Brilliance Killed Him The untold story of the Apple CEO Qr2mlu292NQ why-did-steve-jobs-wore-the-same-outfit-everyday Why did Steve Jobs wore the Same Outfit Everyday? Steve Jobs is one of the most iconic entrepreneurs in history, thanks to his incredible ability to predict the future. But one of his most iconic creations wasn’t a product or company, it was actually his outfit. CXxrH6b-j7Y biography-steve-jobs-mind-blowing-story Biography | Steve Jobs' Mind-Blowing Story Very soon, at its presentation, Apple will announce the new iPhone 13, new AirPods 3 headphones and the new Apple Watch Series 7. 1Bk-qTzN7vE steve-jobs-and-bill-gates-inside-the-rivalry-1993 Steve Jobs and Bill Gates | Inside the rivalry (1993) Allies, rivals, partners: How two tech visionaries inspired the digital revolution and changed the lives of billions 'Steve Jobs was a much better marketer than Bill Gates was. But he was not really that technical. He was not a technical code writer. Bill Gates could write code and write good code. Gk-9Fd2mEnI steve-jobs-president-ceo-next-computer-corp-1992 Steve Jobs President & CEO, NeXT Computer Corp. (1992) Steve Jobs, one of the computer industry’s foremost entrepreneurs, gives a wide-ranging talk to a group of MIT Sloan School of Management students in the spring of 1992. nmwv0IGO3vw how-steve-jobs-saved-pixar-from-bankruptcy How Steve Jobs Saved Pixar from Bankruptcy The Capacitor: If Pixar failed with Toy Story, Steve Jobs might've not released the iPhone in 2007 due to his financial and business struggles. Which would have severely delayed the era of modern smartphones and tablets. 3H-Y-D3-j-M nightline-interview-with-steve-jobs-1981 Nightline interview with Steve Jobs (1981) Ted Koppel, Bettina Gregory, and Ken Kashiwahara present news stories from 1981 on the relevancy of computers in every day life and how they will affect our future. Included are interviews with Apple Computer Chairman Steve Jobs and writer David Burnham. pQocN_c2uLI the-xerox-thieves-steve-jobs-bill-gates-1979 The Xerox Thieves | Steve Jobs & Bill Gates (1979) While Apple and Microsoft are the GUI kings today, it was the researchers at Xerox that invented the GUI at their Palo Alto Research Center. If only Xerox management had seen the potential of these inventions, perhaps today they would've been the first tr KklUK2BmuOQ steve-jobs-first-tv-appearance-1978 Steve Jobs first TV appearance (1978) This is the very first Steve Jobs' TV presence. He's being prepped 30 minutes before an interview to promote the all new Apple II. p5IaCTJdVuM steve-jobs-at-atari-1974 Steve Jobs at Atari (1974) Gaming Historian provides a history of Steve Jobs time at Atari. Before Steve Jobs changed the world of technology at Apple, he was just a college dropout looking for a job. He ended up at a new startup video game company, Atari, where he worked on one of