'60 Minutes' features previously unheard interviews with Steve Jobs
Ahead of Monday's release of the authorized biography of Steve Jobs, CBS news magazine 60 Minutes offered a closer look at the book and the life of the Apple co-founder.
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Steve Jobs trusted Tim Cook to "know exactly what to do"
Excerpts from Steve Jobs' upcoming biography have been leaked online, giving new insight into the relationship between the Apple co-founder his eventual successor.
Mikey Campbell
Steve Jobs was ‘annoyed and depressed’ over initial reaction to iPad launch
Walter Isaacson's authorized biography of Steve Jobs has leaked additional details about how Apple's co-founder felt about the populist, disdainful attacks on the products his teams worked to produce, noting in particular the launch of last year's iPad.
Daniel Eran Dilger
Steve Jobs told biographer he 'cracked' the secret to a simple HDTV
The forthcoming biography of Steve Jobs reveals that he worked to build an integrated, easy-to-use Apple television set, and that he felt he had "cracked" the concept for such a device.
Steve Jobs had his DNA sequenced for $100K to fight cancer
Desperate to win his battle against cancer, Steve Jobs paid $100,000 to have all of the genes of his cancer tumor and his normal DNA sequenced.
Steve Jobs left designer Jony Ive more power than anyone at Apple
Apple's widely praised design chief Jonathan Ive has no true boss who can tell him what to do at the company, a distinction put in place by Steve Jobs himself.
Sam Oliver
Apple director says Steve Jobs told team not to ask "What would Steve do?"
Apple board member Al Gore said in an interview on Friday that the late Steve Jobs had specifically told CEO Tim Cook and others to avoid asking themselves what he would have done while attempting to carry on his legacy.
Josh Ong
Steve Jobs vowed to 'destroy' Google Android, called it a 'stolen product'
Steve Jobs said he would spend his "last dying breath" fighting Google's Android mobile operating system because he viewed it as a "stolen product," according to an upcoming biography on the Apple co-founder.
Biographer tells how Steve Jobs regretted delaying cancer treatment
Walter Isaacson, the author of the forthcoming biography of Steve Jobs, will appear in an interview with 60 Minutes on Sunday, and in a brief preview he discusses how Jobs regretted his decision to delay cancer treatment in 2004.
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