"As a latecomer to the A.I. party, Apple is in a position to take the technology mainstream — or sow fresh doubt about its viability if it doesn’t live up to expectations."
Read More NYT's Tripp Mickle on Apple, generative AI and the technology's viability
From early days at Apple to late nights at NeXT, Steve Jobs has the scars to prove it.
Read More Saturday Apple video: Making a dent in the universe isn't easy
"The real competitive advantage in the 1990s is going to come from improving group productivity and collaboration." — NeXT's Steve Jobs
Read More Saturday Apple video: The interpersonal computer (1991)
Friend-of-the-blog Greg Bates — who is writing a book about buy-and-hold strategies — would love to talk to you.
Read More Did you buy Apple early? Have you held it through thick and thin?
"We went out and hired a bunch of professional managers. It didn't work out at all. Most of them were bozos." — Steve Jobs (1984)
Read More Saturday Apple video: 'The greatest people are self-managing'
Steve Jobs’ talk before the 1983 International Design Conference in Aspen, Colo.
Read More Saturday Apple video: Steve Jobs' The Objects of Our Life'
"Steve was the most remarkably focused person I've ever met in my life."
Read More Saturday Apple video: What Jony Ive learned from Steve Jobs
"We want to take the reliability and dependability of that iPod and we want to take the ability to run third-part apps from the PC world but without the malicious applications."
Read More Saturday Apple video: Steve Jobs introduces the App Store SDK (2008)
"The original smartphone wars were so intense for Steve Jobs he once declared that he'd start a 'thermonuclear war.'"
"Customers don't form their opinions on quality from marketing."
Read More Saturday Apple video: Steve Jobs on quality (1984)
12 Comments