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CNN(CNN) — The likeness of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs may appear on a commemorative U.S. postage stamp in 2015, only four years after his death. Jobs’ name appeared on a list of approved postage-stamp subjects obtained by The Washington Post.In 2015, You Could Be Sending Steve Jobs Postage StampsNBCNews.comWill The Steve Jobs Stamp Fire Your […]
Digital TrendsDetailed by the Washington Post, the United States Postal Service will be rolling out a new stamp during 2015 that pays tribute to Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. Currently under development within the design department at the postal service, the Steve Jobs …Steve Jobs To Be Featured On Commemorative Postage Stamp In 2015: ReportInternational Business […]
CNETList of approved subjects obtained by The Washington Post reflects a shift toward more popular individuals as a new revenue source for the cash-strapped service. Steven Musil. by Steven Musil. February 20, 2014 4:01 PM PST. Follow @stevenmusil.Steve Jobs, Video Games to Appear on US Postage StampsPC MagazineJust like Elvis, Steve Jobs to appear all […]
BBC NewsIt’s hard to imagine nowadays, but when Apple introduced the Macintosh personal computer in 1984 it was widely dismissed as a “toy”. Others called the Mac “just a demo – not a real computer yet,” Randy Wigginton, creator of the Mac’s first word processor, …Ancient video of Steve Jobs launching the first Apple Mac […]
ZDNetSummary: A MacWEEK special report in January, 1994 looked at the first decade of Macintosh as well as what the future might hold for the platform. At times it’s nostalgic and amusing reading, and at other times strangely prophetic. David Morgenstern.Apple Mac turns 30iAfrica.comCheck out Steve Jobs demo the Mac for the first time in […]
VentureBeatIt’s been about three decades since Apple first rolled out its Macintosh personal computers to retail shelves. And to celebrate, members of the Boston Computer Society managed to dig up video footage of Apple founder Steve Jobs giving a live demonstration …Steve Jobs original 1984 Mac demo footage unearthed & restoredSlashGearMac’s Tiny Graphical Screen Transformed […]
TapscapeWhen Steve Jobs presented Apple’s Mac computer in 1984 to shareholders for the first time, the personal computer industry was almost nonexistent and that began to change with the Macintosh. Although everyone knows of the first presentation that Steve …Watch Steve Jobs demonstrate the first Mac back in 1984EngadgetGeeks the stars as Apple ‘Mac’ turns […]
WiredThe Mac’s roots trace back to the Lisa, which debuted in 1983 with a graphical user interface and mouse. The Mac owes a lot of its heritage (and success) to an earlier machine with a graphical user interface and a mouse: the Lisa. Born out of research Steve …30 years of Mac: Inside Apple, sense […]
TechSpotIt was January 24, 1984 when a young Steve Jobs first introduced the original Macintosh and dazzled the crowd with a display of its graphics capabilities, myriad of fonts and text-to-speech support. This was the first mass-market personal computer featuring a …Apple Celebrates Thirty Year Anniversary of Macintosh Super Bowl AdGuardian Liberty VoiceHow the Mac […]
RegisterFeature Thirty years ago this Friday, at approximately 9:45am on Tuesday, 24 January, 1984, the Macintosh introduced itself after Steve Jobs unveiled it at an Apple shareholders’ meeting in Cupertino’s Flint Center for the Performing Arts. “Hello.Cassidy: Macintosh at 30 brings back memories for Apple usersSan Jose Mercury NewsMacintosh At 30: Interesting, Profound And Curious […]
Nelson Mandela, the former President of South Africa, anti-aparteid activist, and symbol of freedom who passed away Thursday, is currently the focus of Apple’s website. There, right front-and-center, is a photo of President Mandela in black and white, with Apple’s signature font and overall style. A fitting presentation considering that the late Apple Founder and […]
On Thursday, I was reminded of why carry my camcorder everywhere I go, and even as I have a new iPhone 5c. At the San Francisco Embarcadero BART Station platform this Korean guy was doing a crazy rap and walking around and waving his hands, and such that (with the exception of his mention of […]
Apple. The organization which produces products this blogger swears by, like the iPhone and the MacBook suddenly finds itself the target of content saying it’s on the decline. And all of this, just two years after the passing of Steve Jobs, Apple’s Founder and CEO, and arguably one of the molders of pop culture today. […]
Steve Jobs is no longer of this Earth, and while your response may be ‘He never was, even when he was here,’ the bottom line is Mr. Jobs is no longer around to scream about and wage war against Adobe Flash on the Apple iOS operating system. Given that, and his well documented reasons for […]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYkGUKRDIPc Guy Serle Of My Mac Podcast gave a great, funny impromptu interview on how MacWorld has changed in the wake of Apple’s departure, while we were both in the media center for MacWorld Expo. “The first two years I came here, Apple was here,” Guy says, who’s attended every MacWorld for the last seven […]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubH5ydxDbVo If you like to see how an event space comes together before a big conference, the video above’s for you. This blogger took his trusty Flip Video Camera and walked through Mac World Expo space before it opened, getting a great set of moving images of the construction of what’s going to be an […]
That photo is of Two And A Half Men star and Internet entrepreneur Ashton Kutcher, bearing a really scary resemblance to Apple Computer Founder and CEO Steve Jobs, and from the upcoming movie JOBS. The movie has been in the works almost since Steve passed away of complications due to pancreatic cancer on October 5th, […]
Is the Apple iPhone 5 event to take place at San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Gardens wrapped in the colors of the Gay Pride Flag, or is it just coincidence? The much anticipated roll-out of the newest version of the most popular single smartphone produced to date is just moments away, and will feature the presence […]
Apple CEO Tim Cook, Apple Founder and CEO Steve Jobs’ pick to replace him prior to his passing (both shown above), can look back and laugh at Victoria Murphy (now Victoria Murphy Barrett) an Associate Editor with Forbes Magazine to this day, who, in 2004 let loose with a character assassination that basically said he […]
Steve Jobs movies planned already? While it’s a logical expectation, I really didn’t think that would happen to quickly. We’re all still getting over the fact that the legendary visionary genius and SF Bay Area local isn’t with us to make “insanely great” products any more, and already its announced that Ashton Kutcher’s set to […]
Twitter reports that the last three minutes of Super Bowl XLVI set a new Twitter Tweets per Second record with 10,000. That beat Tim Tebow’s now-short-lived record of 9,420 tweets-per-second after the Broncos win against The Steelers in the AFC Wildcard Playoff Game. It tops Beyonce’s Baby Bump at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards […]
Morgan Beck, a star Volleyball player from Coto De Caza, Calif, who was with the Cal Bears Volleyball team until her graduation from Berkeley in 2009, is now a star. Beck was captured on TMZ.com’s television show TMZ Live, and as she was walking out of a Los Angeles-area night club called The Echo Complex […]
Atlanta, Georgia – The Oakland Raiders’ Al Davis and Apple’s Steve Jobs. That the San Francisco Bay Area could lose two icons (two “Raiders,” if you will) in three days, should be noted. Al Davis, who died this morning at 82 years old, was the Owner of The Oakland Raiders and like Steve Jobs, who […]
The passing of Steve Jobs on Wednesday was reported by AdWeek.com and by theage.com to have broken the Twitter tweet-per-second record, moving Beyonce’s Baby Bump announcement aside as the most tweeted about event on Twitter in history, with 10,000 tweets per second. But that’s not true. According to a Twitter spokesperson, as quoted by the […]
In reading and listening to the countless remembrances of Steve Jobs, it seemed something was missing. And that idea that there was an incompleteness to all of this stayed with me until just about 20 minutes ago, when I was sharing thoughts about Jobs with Tout’s marketing head Scott Epstein. Scott’s Tout said… And what […]
Yesterday all over my Facebook feed I saw “RIP STEVE JOBS” from my peers. At New England School of Communications we thrive on Apple products. Every computer classroom has an iMAC and most students have MacBooks and MacBook Pros – this is being typed on a MacBook Pro. It was not too long ago that […]
It was Mom who called to say that “Steve Jobs died of cancer,” and at the time, this blogger was bound for the gym. Instead, the entire evening schedule of workout and work was tossed in favor of going down to the SF (San Francisco) Apple Store. Why? Because a Foursquare note on my Apple […]
The trouble with Apple’s new iPhone 4s is simply that it’s not an Apple iPhone 5. As this blogger explains in the video below…. the worry now in this space is if an upgrade to the iPhone 4s is done, will Apple just turn around and release the Apple iPhone 5 in, say, February 2012? […]
Well, it’s that time again. That time Apple introduces another product we all expect to be super cool, and have a presentation that we know will be super cool. This one is scheduled for Tuesday and to rollout the much anticipated iPhone 5, which is said to have a better camera and longer battery life. […]
As the news of Apple CEO Steve Jobs decision to step down from the post of leader of the iconic company he created spreads, some interesting perspectives on Jobs come out. Perhaps few – well, I haven’t seen one yet – are as interesting as what happened to then “10 or 12” year old Allen […]
Steve Jobs sudden departure from the post of Apple CEO, and his recommendation of Chief Operating Officer (COO) Tim Cook to replace him, has many scratching their heads and asking “Who’s Tim Cook?” So much so that, as of this writing, “Tim Cook” is a Twitter trending topic, and the second most searched for term […]
The news that Apple CEO Steve Jobs is stepping down from his post because he’s, as he put it, “no longer meet my duties and expectations as Apple’s CEO,” is sad news. Sad not just for Apple Computer, but for the San Francisco Bay Area. Why? Because Steve Jobs, you see, has carved for himself […]
Steve Jobs is 55-years-old and has been suffering from pancreatic cancer, as reported by PBS. He has been on medical leave since January 17, 2011 and he has recently (just hours ago) announced his resignation as Apple’s CEO in a Press Release: ” PRESS RELEASE: Letter from Steve Jobs August 24, 2011-To the Apple Board […]