Sony snags screenwriting superstar Aaron Sorkin to write its screenplay about Apple's cofounder.
Network World has uncovered a fascinating 1984 in-house spoof film starring Apple’s leader as the leader of the free world.
Fast Company’s iPad app includes sound bites from Brent Schlender’s conversations with Jobs — ones that have gone unheard until now.
Ashton Kutcher will maintain his youthful looks throughout much of the upcoming indie Steve Jobs movie.
The Apple II didn’t make headlines when it was unveiled in April, 1977. But it went on to change the world, as surely as any of the Apple products that followed it.
Thanks to the Internet, it’s never been easier to explore the world of Apple’s first blockbuster product, which was unveiled at a San Francisco computer show in April 1977.
Historic images from the early days of one of the most successful, influential consumer-electronics devices of all time.
Dude, where’s my iPad? Variety is reporting that Ashton Kutcher will play Steve Jobs in Jobs, an indie film about the late Apple co-founder and CEO.
My experience from 30 years of scrutinizing Apple and Steve Jobs makes me think that there are probably three key goals behind the company’s strategy to reinvent TV.
The FBI’s 191-page file on the late Steve Jobs — released Thursday — reveals that the feds were keenly interested in the Apple founder’s character, as well as his past drug use and criminal history.
Thirty-seven million iPhones. Fifteen million iPads. Fifteen million iPods. Five million Macs. A million Apple TVs. No matter how you do the math, that’s a boatload of gadgets–and it’s how many Apple sold in the final three months of 2011. The company’s profits–$13.06 billion–were the second-highest in the history of American business. But I don’t care about Apple’s bottom line. What I find fascinating about these big numbers is what they say about the size of Apple’s customer base. It’s enormous, and still growing. And the larger it becomes, the weirder it gets that some people reflexively dismiss Apple owners as empty-headed, style-obsessed cult members.
