Remembering Steve Jobs, 14 years after his death

Apple's late CEO is still venerated and missed. On the anniversary of Steve Jobs's death, AppleInsider explores what the man himself thought about living and dying.

William Gallagher 8 months ago 43

Looking back at Steve Jobs's NeXT, Inc — the most successful failure ever

Very little remains of Steve Jobs' NeXT, except that it is the reason Apple survives and is how the web began. Here's the peculiar story of the company Jobs formed after leaving Apple on September 12, 1985.

William Gallagher 9 months ago 50

If a $2,000 iPhone 17 Pro Max sounds expensive, just wait for the iPhone Fold

For the first time, it is now possible to hand over $2,000 to Apple to get an iPhone — specifically the 2TB iPhone 17 Pro Max. But, look up ahead, it's just a sign on the road to the iPhone Fold.

William Gallagher and Mike Wuerthele 9 months ago 19

What 'Shark Tank' star Kevin O'Leary learned from Steve Jobs & his harsh advice

Apple founder Steve Jobs once told Kevin O'Leary to "shut up" during a meeting, and the entire story captures his famously abrasive style and obsession with results.

Andrew Orr 9 months ago 14

How Steve Jobs's legacy still drives the 'Shot on iPhone' ad agency

Executives from Apple's ad agency have been revealing how specific instructions from Steve Jobs shaped the company, and how they continue to strive for what he wanted.

William Gallagher 9 months ago 3

The road to $3 trillion — Tim Cook took charge of Apple on August 24, 2011

While he'd filled in for Steve Jobs before, August 24, 2011 was the day when Apple formally became Tim Cook's company, and since then he's built Apple from merely huge to a financial juggernaut.

William Gallagher 9 months ago 9

Latest Apple memorabilia auction is a testament to the power of nostalgia

A recent auction turned Apple checks signed by Steve Jobs, sealed iPhones, and even rainbow sunglasses into prized collectibles worth tens of thousands. Here's what sold for big money.

Andrew Orr 9 months ago 0

Six years later, the Apple Card is a huge but controversial success

On August 20, 2019, Apple officially launched Apple Card with any US citizen able to apply. Since then it's been a hit, but it's faced controversy over everything from low reward rates to alleged sex discrimination — and Apple's partner wanting to pull out.

William Gallagher 9 months ago 39

CBS uses the real Steve Wozniak — and Disney's — to help fight bitcoin fraudsters

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has taken to CBS to complain about fake videos of him purportedly backing bitcoin — and in the video, CBS inadvertently showed a fake version of him, that's hosted at a Disney park.

William Gallagher and Mike Wuerthele 10 months ago 2

August 6, 1997 — The day Apple and Microsoft made peace

Bill Gates and Steve Jobs came together 28 years ago, when Microsoft agreed to invest $150 million in Apple stock. The deal shocked Apple purists, but it helped put Apple on a firm footing for a few reasons — and made the company's historic run possible in the second Steve Jobs era.

Stephen Silver 10 months ago 39

Tim Cook isn't going to get fired, and Steve Jobs isn't rolling over in his grave

Tim Cook is constantly criticized, most recently over Apple Intelligence and how Apple hasn't bought Perplexity, and how he isn't Steve Jobs — yet the fact that he isn't Jobs is what has made Apple the technological and financial juggernaut it is today.

William Gallagher and Mike Wuerthele 10 months ago 46

Rare Apple memorabilia, Macs, & more up for auction ending August 21

Whether you're in the market for a fully operational Apple-1, a baseball signed by Tim Cook, or an iPad prototype, the latest Apple memorabilia auction is packed with pricey objects.

Wesley Hilliard 10 months ago 1

Steve Jobs' daughter's $6.7M wedding draws high-profile guests

Steve Jobs' daughter is gearing up to marry Olympic equestrian Harry Charles in a $6.7 million ceremony attended by high-profile guests in rural England.

AppleInsider Staff 10 months ago 4

Podcast

Developer betas, Apple Intelligence, and a lighter Apple Vision Pro on the AppleInsider Podcast

William Gallagher 11 months ago 0

Apple's App Store changed the software world 17 years ago

On this day in 2008, the still-new iPhone gained an App Store, destroyed selling software in boxes, made apps cheaper — and is now mired in controversy.

William Gallagher 11 months ago 4

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