Steve Jobs Would Have ‘Lost His Mind’ Over Siri, Former Employee Says
Siri's had a rough ride since its launch with the iPhone 4S in October. And now it looks like Apple employees may also be upset that Siri hasn't yet matured into the digital assistant of our dreams. full story
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Steve Jobs' Lost Interview Converts Me From Hater To Fanboy
Sometimes I forget that “…in the months leading up to the start of his visionary company, Steve Jobs was something of a conflicted young man, seeking spiritual enlightenment and dabbling in electronics only when it promised to earn him quick cash.”
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Steve Jobs’ wife first public comments since his death touts immigration reform (Photos)
It was the first time Steve Jobs’ wife Laurene Powell Jobs has spoken since her husband lost his battle with Pancreatic cancer on Oct. 5, 2011, and she used the opportunity to boost immigration reform on NBC’s...
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The Eight Greatest Quotes from Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview
Robert Cringely's interview with Steve Jobs in the 1996 PBS documentary Triumph of the Nerds: The Rise of Accidental Empires yielded the now infamous quote about Microsoft's "third-rate products."
pastemagazine.com (2 months and 16 days ago)
Steve Jobs' first boss: 'Very few companies would hire Steve, even today'
Nolan Bushnell's bond with the teenage Steve Jobs he hired led him to write a book about the unorthodox thinking that fosters the kinds of breakthroughs that became Jobs' hallmark as the co-founder and CEO of Apple.
contracostatimes.com (1 month and 23 days ago)
Steve Jobs' first boss: 'Very few companies would hire Steve, even today'
Nolan Bushnell's bond with the teenage Steve Jobs he hired led him to write a book about the unorthodox thinking that fosters the kinds of breakthroughs that became Jobs' hallmark as the co-founder and CEO of Apple.
mercurynews.com (1 month and 23 days ago)
Funny or Die Releases Satirical Steve Jobs Biopic iSteve
The 80-minute film chronicles various points in Jobs’ life, including meeting Steve Wozniak, becoming best friends with Bill Gates, his first idea for a computer animated movie and his general rise to the Steve Jobs we knew through the media.
pastemagazine.com (1 month and 2 days ago)
Too much technology dumbs down our generation
"Siri, remind me to print my notes out. Siri, remind me to lock the door. Siri do this and Siri do that." Remember that episode from "The Big Bang Theory"? Every day we use technology that improves our lives. But is too much of a good thing a bad thi...
readingeagle.com (3 months and 8 days ago)
How Siri Could Kill Apple
When Apple launched the iPhone 4S in the fall of 2011, it shattered sales records, selling over 4 million units in the first three days. A big part of that success was Siri, the revolutionary new interface which responds to voice commands. It appeared that Steve Jobs had done it again. (This time, from beyond the grave no less!). Back in the ‘80’s, he had transformed...
forbes.com (1 month and 24 days ago)
Pam Murtaugh: Apple Has Lost Its Mind
Any company is at risk when its founder dies. But Steve Jobs' death has taken much more than a founder. With Jobs gone, Apple has lost its mind. In a seminal work, The Master and his Emissary: the divided brain and the making of the Western world, Oxford psychiatrist Dr. Iain McGilchrist details the preeminence of the brain's hemispheres. Conventional wisdom has it that the...
huffingtonpost.com (18 days ago)
Do Siri job postings point to expansion of the personal assistant?
It looks as if Apple is preparing to expand the virtual personal assistant Siri, as the iPhone maker posted a dozen Siri-related job ads over the weekend.Apple began advertising on its jobs portal over the weekend for new positions related to Siri that range from "Siri Software Engineers" to a "Siri Interaction Designer" and a "Siri Monitoring Architect."Apple has not...
techradar.com (1 month and 18 days ago)
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