“Quite simply, the Smartphone and the tablet, as we know them today, wouldn't exist were it not for Steve Jobs. While the world mourns the passing of a technology icon, everyone who's ever downloaded something from an app store, pinched to zoom on a touch screen, or browsed the Web on a full-featured mobile browser has been touched by his influence. That's a fitting tribute if there ever was one.” (Pachal 1) is a quote that accounts for only part of Steve Jobs impact on the world. Steve Jobs was a very influential man. Steve was able to think and operate a company like Apple, when nobody else could. If it were not for Steve, the population might never have seen touch screen handheld devices like the IPhone, IPod, or IPad which were all his ideas. Apple, the company he co-founded, saw awful sales and low market share during the 1990s. Steve jobs came back 1997 and from that point on Apple started its road to become a powerhouse in the technology market. Steve Jobs revolutionized phones forever when he came out with the Apple IPhone. Apple's iPhone accelerated the smartphone industry. Other companies hurried to take on the iPhone's touch screen, helping start a frenzy of fierce intellectual-property battles between Apple and its rivals that continue to this day. On Oct. 4, a little more than 24 hours before the announcement of Jobs' passing, Apple unveiled its latest device in the line, the iPhone 4S. (At the time) Apple’s iPhone debuted five years ago today. The phone has distorted the smartphone terrain and ushered in the modern era of intelligent, connected devices. Just by itself, the iPhone 4 has also contributed to the way that people socialize with one another. At the time of its release it opened the widest area of options ... ... middle of paper ... ...Jobs” Fortune November 25, 2011. Time home entertainment(book) Helps show how Steve Jobs changed the technology industry. How he made the ipod which changed our perspective on mp3 players forever. Steve jobs also made computers so that people could explore the internet This source is useful as a book because it shows his legacy. How he has kept it going thru apple. Steve Jobs did a lot for the technological revolution. It’s surprising how many changes he made to the mp3 player. He was a revolutionary man of his age. “Now, with the introduction of the sleek little iPod, a $399 personal digital-music player, Steve has finally built a widget. About the size of a pack of cigarettes, the iPod is more than just a portable sound machine, however. It’s a new kind of gadget that has the potential to change how we think about personal audio-entertainment gizmos.”(Fortune 74)
Steve developed innovations and inventions in technology that were meant to benefit the people. He wanted to make technology accessible to everyone, so he made his tech smaller and cheaper. In addition to creating technology that helps us in more ways than one, is that he also donated large sums of his own money to charities. Jobs was a very private person and never mentioned philanthropic duties in the media (which lead to many criticising him) but did in fact donate $50 million to Stanford hospitals in California and funded HIV and AIDS research.
With the release of its first music player, the iPod, in 2001, consumers responded to it in a great way, it earned itself a place in the technology plot. Other manufactures of phones and tablets try to keep up with this brand, however, the distinctiveness of its virus protection, good quality, well-formed & classy design made itself way on the top preference of the customers.
Steve Jobs was a college dropouts with no big plans. No one would have guessed that him and two of his friends working in a garage would be the beginning of a revolution in the world of technology. The free enterprise system made it possible for Steve Jobs to revolutionize the world with Apple products.
Different devices can change music immensely. For example, many people think of an instrument as something that involves keys, valves, or strings, but the truth is that something as simple as your voice or as complicated as a computer can create music just the same as a traditional instrument. Before fancy sound boards and computers were around to manipulate music into almost unnatural perfection, there was just a person with their instrument and an audience. If somebody messed up then it would be heard, but the world wouldn’t end. Now it is completely absurd to hear music that is not completely perfect thanks to the use of sound editing software, autotune, and lip
Walkmans and boomboxes became popular in the 1980s. “Sony’s mobile audio device revolutionized how we listen to music. It provided us the luxury of hearing whatever we wanted and at any volume, which was a serious breakthrough at the time.”
Steven Paul Jobs, co-founder, chairman, and CEO of Apple Inc. was born February 24, 1995, and died of cancer on October 5, 2011. Apple Inc., and considered a niche player for much of its history, is the most valuable company in the world by market capitalization as of this writing. Jobs is widely recognized as a pioneer of microcomputer revolution of the 1970s, along with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. Jobs made a vast amount of accomplishment in technology which has improved many people’s lives across the nation, he was an exemplary leader, and the utmost CEO ever. Steve Jobs changed several industries in so many ways. According to the article it states, “Steve Jobs was certainly a willful and driven leader,
It was Steve Jobs who made Apple leave the garage and make leaps and bounds in the world of technology. Steve Wozniak made the first prototype, but it was Jobs who “saw the potential” in his computer and persuaded Wozniak to sell it (Peterson 106). Even though that first computer saw very little success, Jobs knew that Apple had potential and so released the Apple II. From the beginning Jobs knew what the consumers wanted, and where computers were going to take the world; he had a vision of the opportunities in technology and saw that Apple needed to move in a different direction. In 1984, one year before he left, Jobs finished the Macintosh computer system. He was pushed from his original computer design project, “the Lisa”, and then raced to release the Mac first, but the Lisa was released to the public first. Although the Lisa came out first, the Mac “[became] synonymous with Apple, mark[ing] a…revolution in…personal computing,” (Peterson 106).
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When Steve Jobs invented the ipod in October of 2001 it changed the world because it was the first music device that you could buy song online and have them to your iphone or ipod. Apple released the iphone in 2007 that was revoluntairy because you basically have a mini computer with you at all times you can accces the internet from it and download music and movies to it like you would with the iphone. Steve Jobs was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2003 when he went for a routine checkup for his abdomen. Steve Jobs and Apple did not release much information about what he was going through so when he died on October 5,20011 it was a shock to the world.
Steve Jobs (CEO and chairman of Apple Inc.) was an American entrepreneur and inventor. He was born in February 24, 1955 and founded Apple Inc. with his high school buddy Steve Wozniak in 1976. But later in 1976, when Apple was about to bankrupt he returned to it as advisor and Interim CEO. He made Apple profitable from near bankruptcy by 1998 (Walter Isaacson, 2013). From (1996-2011), he proved himself as one of the best engineering leaders of the world and made Apple the most innovative company of the world.
...t cell phones. Then, in 2010 Jobs outdid himself by introducing the iPad. It was a perfect gadget for all gamers, geeks, or people who just wanted this amazing technology at their fingertips. The iPad had a significantly larger screen than the iPhone and was capable of holding more data.
Although Steve and Bill are competitors, there are similarities between Steve Jobs and Bill Gates. Both of them are the most successful CEO’s in the world. Though they were college dropouts, but they still achieved a lot of success in their own way. Steve was a very innovative man. As the English proverb goes by “ Have no fear of perfection - you will never reach it.” by Salvador Dali. No matter how many times he failed, he could develop things from his own idea and turn them into a successful product. In 1979 Apple’s first product was introduced, people like it very much because of its simplicity and innovative ideas. Later on in year 1980, the company showed a tremendous performance, where its share rose by 32% (Messa, 1998). Similarly, Bill Gates was also like that, but just that Steve was in a company which makes hardware prod...
...P, 2005, p 23) Around 2005 cell phones and PDAs were referred to as Swiss army knives of gadgets due to the fact they had many functions in one device. All the big phone companies at the time were premiering phones with more mp3 storage than mp3 player, essentially foreshadowing the future. (Dempsey, P, 2005, pg. 23)An average smart phone in the year 2014 can hold around 8-16 gigabytes of data, and if storage is allotted correctly, the phone can hold thousands of mp3s. Any mp3 player trying to have a foothold in the consumer market cannot compete with a device that is an essential part of an average person’s daily life, and a music player. “Smartphones with increasingly high-quality audio and video capabilities have become popular and therefore hamper demand for products in the Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing industry.” (Krabeepetcharat, T. 2013. p. 8)
The very first iPhone was announced by the founder of Apple, Steve Jobs, in 2007. His vision was to reinvent the phone. iPhones have revolutionized smartphones and have shaped the cell phone industry into what it is today. On January 9, 2007, Steve Jobs put together an incredible keynote presentation. He stated that he would be “introducing a wide-screen ipod with touch controls, a revolutionary mobile phone, and a breakthrough Internet device” (Ritchie, 2015). The audience assumed that this meant that Mr. Jobs would be launching three separate devices. However, it was only one device, the iPhone. Within the past 7 years, Apple has been able to tweak its iPhones by incorporating major redesigns. These redesigns use combinations
...change the world. His invention literally changed the way of life. Secondly, Steve Jobs was consistent and responsible. Steve jobs was always passionate about creating the most innovative and the best product for people. These decisions often put his company and his career in danger but he did not want to change his mind. He was responsible about his decision and always delivers his promises. Lastly and the most importantly, Steve Jobs never give up from challenges. He knew that he is able to accomplish as long as he does not give up. He encountered many different problems and obstacles. He did not give up. Not only he did not give up but he remained himself. He truly believed that his decision and passion is not wrong. Even the death was not enough to stop Steve Jobs passion. Without his courage and stubbornness, we would not be able to enjoy iPhone or iPad today.