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Steve Jobs: 1955-2011
We offer the biography of a boundary-breaking thinker and endlessly astute businessman
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Steve Jobs, In Memoriam
Our tribute to a boundary-breaking thinker and endlessly astute businessman -
Steve Jobs, 1955-2011
The words of Steve Jobs from speeches and interviews over the years -
Steve Jobs: The Beginning, 1955-1985
The high school loner who figured out what the world wanted from technology -
John Sculley on Steve Jobs
Apple's former CEO remembers a visionary whose innovation and taste changed the world -
Steve Jobs: The Wilderness, 1985-1997
Cast out from Apple, Jobs tried—and failed—to make a different kind of computer -
Steve Jurvetson on Steve Jobs
The venture capitalist recalls working with Jobs at NeXT and Apple -
Steve Jobs: The Return, 1997-2011
In his third act, Jobs led Apple on a run of success unprecedented in corporate history -
Eric Schmidt on Steve Jobs
The Google executive chairman admired Jobs's passion, courage, and smarts -
Stories About Steve
Friends, colleagues, and competitors talk about the man they knew -
Steve Jobs: The Products
How Apple stokes desire, and what the Apple experience says about the modern world -
Steve's Touch
He was a businessman and an orator, but at heart, Steve Jobs was a designer—the kind who studied Italian cars and typography for their beauty as well as purpose. The products Apple created under Jobs have defined more than three decades of innovation -
iGlossary
An abridged lexicon of the world of Apple -
Working With Steve Jobs
Vignettes from Hartmut Esslinger of Frog Design, former Motorola CEO Ed Zander, and others who worked up close with Apple’s visionary co-founder
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