"Had I known what he was doing I would have stuck a pencil in his chest."
Read More On watching Steve Jobs introduce the iPhone (video)
"Had I known what he was doing I would have stuck a pencil in his chest."
Read More On watching Steve Jobs introduce the iPhone (video)
From John D. Stoll's "Time for Tesla to Study The Apple Playbook" in Saturday's Wall Street Journal ($).
Read More WSJ: Tesla should pull an Apple, leave 'production hell' to other people
“I’ve been looking for the young landscape architect who is the next Olmsted.”
Read More The Untold Story of Apple Park by Witold Rybczynski
From Jean Louis Gassée's "50 Years in Tech Part 10" Hard Landing In Cupertino.
The backstory, as Gassée tells it.
Seven years later, the company he founded—and reinvented—is still going strong.
Apple went for boring seven years ago.
From the details in Melanie Thernstrom's review, the step-mother comes across almost as badly as the father.
This thread on Reddit got me thinking about the Tim Cook era...
From "In ‘Small Fry,’ Steve Jobs Comes Across as a Jerk. His Daughter Forgives Him. Should We?"
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