Persuasive Essay On Steve Jobs

There Are No Jobs in Heaven

(An elegy of Steve Jobs)

Has there ever been a man so influential in nature that the whole world was appalled upon his death? Well, if you don't know, that man's name is Steve Jobs. He was most well known as the CEO of Apple before his tragic passing. Ever since his co-founding of Apple with Steve Wozniak the company has made major strides in popularizing the latest handheld electronics. The company has expanded so far that even without Steve at the helm it remains to be a technological giant in the world's economy. All of that success was created by the late, but great Steve Jobs. However, there are three main reasons why Steve was so great and why we should miss him. Those three reasons are, the iPhone, iOS, and innovative technology.

To begin, Steve Jobs along with designers at Apple made the iPhone, a deceptive, but important technological step taken by Apple and Steve. Thanks to Mr. Jobs our world was gifted the wondrous iPhone 1 in 2007. This might seem like a very miniscule innovation, but it his humble in its ways. It stealthily connected the entire world through technology. Most

people didn't expect anything like this to happen, but Steve knew. When Steve made the iPhone he knew it would be huge. No other mobile phone was as affordable or as common, which means that more people would buy it. All of the people who have thousands of friends on Facebook have the iPhone to thank for globalizing communication.
Next, iOS was the building blocks of the entirety of Apple's hardware and why Steve Jobs is so immemorial. If you are unaware, iOS is the operating system for all Apple products. You could compare it to any Windows operating system. However, if iOS is comparable to Windows OS, why would you pick one over the other? There are numerous reasons like design efficiency, customer support et cetera. However, the end all be all of reasons is that iOS on Macs can actually run Windows. If you want the best of Windows then you don't need to actually get Microsoft hardware. Another truly insidious move by Steve. I assume that the reasoning was to keep people from buying Microsoft hardware while only buying their software. This would lead to the economic stability of Apple, but would cause problems for Windows. Thus a victory for Apple thanks once again to Steve.
Finally, innovative technology has always been a thing that Apple and Steve have excelled at.

Every new iteration of technologic form has been extremely new and fresh. The iPhone and iOS were both examples of this innovation by Steve when they were created. However, the most innovative thing by far is the Apple Watch. This interesting design fulfills a legacy that Steve left behind. Unfortunately upon the watches release Steve had already passed away. Probably for the best anyway, unfortunately the Apple Watch flopped. There is no definitive reason for its failure, people can always speculate, but I think it is because the Apple Watch was just ahead of its time. Steve didn't bide his genius for the right technology. If Steve had lived longer and was able to make the Apple Watch work, I think it would have been the next big technological stepping

stone.
Although Steve may not be here with us now, but he left behind a legacy worth leaving. The amount of connection and communion from the iPhone alone is truly astonishing. IOS is the only other operating system on the competitive market also being able to run the competitions operating system anyway. Unfortunately the Apple Watch was a big flop, but if Apple continues on Steve's glorious path they would definitely make is work. In conclusion, Steve will be dearly missed by his friends, family and the technological community.