Source: ZDNet
Summary: A FORTUNE cover story on Apple CEO Tim Cook tackles his leadership style (and how it differs from Steve Jobs), Facebook, product development and Apple’s top-secret Top 100 meetings. The issue of FORTUNE magazine features an in-depth report on A ...
Full article at: ZDNet
More like this 3 days ago, 3:11pm CDT
Source: Vancouver Courier
I was in a coffee shop working at my Powerbook when a stranger tapped me on the shoulder. âIs this yours?â he asked, holding up a wallet he found in the washroom. I had been at the bank earlier in the morning to withdraw a f ...
Full article at: Vancouver Courier
More like this 3 days ago, 1:58pm CDT
Source: Hexus
Jonathan Ive, head of design at Apple for the last 15 years, today . He was recognised for his services to design and enterprise. Sir Jonathan started working for Apple in 1992, when the company was in a much different pred ...
Full article at: Hexus
More like this 4 days ago, 1:42pm CDT
Source: Smart Planet Blog
He has already secured his top spot in the annals of design, and Steve Jobs used to describe him as a “spiritual partner,” but Jonathan Ive, Apple’s senior vice-president of industrial design, is now also among royalty ...
Full article at: Smart Planet Blog
More like this 4 days ago, 11:46am CDT
Source: Betabeat
The sun was still setting when The Observer rounded the corner under The High Line for IAC’s Internet Week closing party, co-hosted by Aereo, a provocative new startup that will allow users to view broadca ...
Full article at: Betabeat
More like this 4 days ago, 10:25am CDT
Source: The Telegraph UK
Born in Chingford, Essex, in 1967, Jonathan Ive was fascinated by taking objects apart as a child. Following his graduation from the University of Northumbria, he started a design studio, Tangerine, with a colleague. The ...
Full article at: The Telegraph UK
More like this 4 days ago, 12:40am CDT
Source: Daring Fireball
Does it mean that marketing/brand image is more important for Apple than user experience? ;) Except the first PowerBooks (with the upside-down logo) were made before Jobs came back... I think the first PowerBook with the large white ...
Full article at: Daring Fireball
More like this 5 days ago, 7:12pm CDT
Source: CNN
By Christina Bonnington Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak using a Powerbook with the "upside-down" logo. STORY HIGHLIGHTS Ex-Apple employee explains why notebook logo used to be "upside-down" Joe Moreno says Appl ...
Full article at: CNN
More like this 5 days ago, 7:01am CDT
Source: ZDNet
Jason D. O'Grady developed an affinity for Apple computers after using the original Lisa, and this affinity turned into a bona-fide obsession when he got the original 128 KB Macintosh in 1984. He started wr ...
Full article at: ZDNet
More like this 6 days ago, 10:43pm CDT