Steve Jobs, the visionary co-founder of Apple, was not only a tech innovator but also a lifelong learner who drew inspiration ...

Explore the diverse books that inspired Steve Jobs, from spiritual teachings to classic literature, and gain insight into the ...

Steve Jobs simplified ideas by writing for eighth-grade and high-school students. Now you can use ChatGPT to make your ...

The statement from Steve Jobs' widow arrived via email, unrequested, in the middle of Labor Day. "Lisa is part of our family, so it was with sadness that we read her book," it began, the "we ...

Beyond his expertise in business and design, Jobs was a voracious reader who found wisdom in books that shaped his outlook on life, leadership, and spirituality. Steve Jobs often credited books ...

Now, a new Steve Jobs book slated for release on March 24 promises to deliver where Isaacson’s book fell short. Titled, Becoming Steve Jobs: The Evolution of a Reckless Upstart into a Visionary ...

Steve Jobs, the visionary co-founder of Apple, was not only a tech innovator but also a lifelong learner who drew inspiration from a wide range of sources, including literature.

Gates, who "refused to travel to Boston to join Jobs onstage," according to the book, appeared via satellite to give remarks. "In August 1997, as Steve Jobs strode around the stage at Apple's ...

Apple CEO Steve Jobs took the stage to introduce the world to what he described as a “widescreen iPod with touch controls,” a “revolutionary mobile phone,” and a “breakthrough internet communications ...

Steve Jobs was a real fan of the top-tier business ... company called Cunningham Collective and I've just written a book called “Get to Aha” about positioning. She was also Steve Jobs' publicist.

In his autobiography written by Walter Isaacson, Jobs spoke about his reading habits. He also mentioned that he loved reading ...

The best Steve Jobs books might be yet to come The Steve Jobs Archive’s ‘Make Something Wonderful’ is a welcome look at Apple’s cofounder in his own words, but the best Jobs book may not ...