
Untold Stories of Steve Jobs, One Year After His Death
A year after Steve Jobs's death, readers shared the lesser-known stories — the India trip, the calligraphy class, the human behind the legend.
By Thoughtful India Staff||1 min read
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A year after Steve Jobs's death, readers shared the lesser-known stories — the India trip, the calligraphy class, the human behind the legend.
By Thoughtful India Staff||1 min read

With the iPhone 5 launched and Steve Jobs gone a year, Apple needed a creative voice. The case for Jonathan Ive stepping up — written days after launch.
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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak warned of 'horrible problems' as computing moves to the cloud: 'With the cloud, you don't own anything.
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In May 2012 IBM banned Siri on company devices — voice data went to Apple's servers, and nobody could audit it. The caution turned out to be prescient.
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The Two and a Half Men star was cast as Steve Jobs in the indie biopic Jobs, announced in April 2012 — a year before it premiered at Sundance.
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Walter Isaacson, Jobs's biographer, distilled his subject's leadership into 14 imperatives for the April 2012 Harvard Business Review. Here they are.
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Published the day after Steve Jobs's death: the story of his adoption, his childhood in Mountain View, and the turbulent boyhood that shaped Apple's co-founder.
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In May 2011, Fortune's Adam Lashinsky published the most penetrating portrait yet of Jobs-era Apple — startup culture at the largest scale in business.
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Google's Vic Gundotra shared the famous 'Icon Ambulance' story after Steve Jobs's 2011 resignation — a Sunday call about a yellow gradient, and a lesson in
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Steve Jobs resigned as Apple CEO in August 2011. History offers four precedents — Disney, Walton, Ford, and Gates — for what happens when the founder leaves.
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Steve Jobs at 30, weeks after leaving Apple: a candid 1985 Newsweek interview on getting fired, staying unbitter, and why customers cannot invent the future.
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One of the original Apple I computers — sold from the Jobs garage in 1976 for $666.66 — fetched $210,000 at a Christie's London auction this week.
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