In Malcom Gladwell’s review of Walter Isaacson’s book Steve Jobs, Gladwell argues that Steve Jobs wasn’t an inventor. Instead, he was a tweaker. A tweaker, according to economists Ralf Meisenzahl and Joel Mokyr, was a a resourceful and creative man who took the signature inventions of the industrial age and tweaked them – refined and […]
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Bizopy: “Life can be much broader, much better, once you recognize one simple fact: life as you call it, was made up by people no smarter than you.” Watch this (likely never seen before) video here.
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PC Mag: Through a competition to be hosted by a private St. Petersburg foundation, designers have been asked to propose a memorial, which could become anything from a classic statue to a memorial plaque to, fittingly, an electronic installation. A jury of St. Petersburg IT professionals, as well as an online voting process, will ultimately
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Steve Jobs was many things during his life. He was an entrepreneur and innovator. He was also a man with an FBI file. Here are a few things about Steve Jobs, the man, that the FBI had on him. The person who emerges from the 191 pages of the file is not dissimilar to the
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MercuryNews.com: Just a few months after the death of Steve Jobs, a company called In Icons is apparently planning an action figure of the former Apple (AAPL) CEO. Apple declined to comment on reports about China-based M.I.C. Gadget’s plans to bring the world a 1-foot tall, lifelike figure dressed in Jobs’ trademark black mock turtleneck,
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Steve Jobs, the founder of Apple Inc, died yesterday. Let’s remember him with this commencement address he gave at Stanford University in 2005.
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