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This Day in History: Steve Jobs unveils Podcasting at D3 (May 22, 2005)

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Nowadays, everybody is familiar with podcasting. But back in 2005, only a few ‘elites’ were on the bandwagon. That all changed on May 22 2005 at All Things D3 when Steve Jobs announced Apple’s intention to include podcasting to the upcoming iTunes. Although Apple didn’t invent podcasting, it’s inclusion in iTunes 4.9 brought this new medium to the masses and kickstarted a digital revolution.

During his interview, Steve also dismissed to notion of having videos capability on the iPod. Less than five month later, Apple would introduce the iPod with video :) Steve would also be pressed by Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher to talk about Apple’s plan for a phone, to which he wouldn’t confirm, but wouldn’t deny neither… Read More

May
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This Day in History: Steve Jobs faces angry developers at WWDC (May 16, 1997)

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On this day, almost two decades ago, Steve Jobs took the stage at WWDC for a memorable Q&A session with (some) angry developers.

At this point in time, Apple was bleeding money from all sides and Steve was still an advisor to the Board. He took every opportunity to share his personal opinion on the poor state of the company! Read More

May
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This Day in History: Steve Jobs introduces the Xserve (May 14, 2002)

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In a somehow surprising move, Apple announced its intention to enter the entreprise market with its own server, the Xserve. The move was rather strange since at the time, Apple was totally consumer focussed, and quite frankly, had a poor track record on the business front.

Would the IT crowd be seduced by a sexy looking box – as consumers were? Considering the Xserve became discontinued in 2010, it’s safe to say it’s one of the few failures Apple endured at the helm of Steve Jobs. Read More

May
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Bill Gates gets emotional about Steve Jobs on 60 Minutes

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In an interview yesterday on the TV show 60 Minutes hosted by Charlie Rose, Bill Gates touched on the complex relationship he had with Steve Jobs and the mutual respect both men had for each others. Emotion was palpable when Gates recalled his last visit just before Steve’s death. A must see.

Watch a teary-eyed Bill Gates on Steve Jobs



This is not the first time these two tech titans are featured in an interview. Here’s a compilation of videos with both of them. I can never tire myself of watching these. Read More

May
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This Day in History: Steve Jobs introduces the iMac (May 6, 1998)

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Bye bye beige. 15 years ago today, Steve Jobs introduced one of Apple’s most iconic and beloved product, the iMac. The cute computer took the industry by storm and can be credited of changing an industry known for it’s boring and ugly designs. It’s also the first product of the “new” Apple era envisioned by Steve Jobs.Read more button

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This Day in History: Steve Jobs introduces the White iBook (May 1, 2001)

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Say goodbye to colorful iBooks. On this day 12 years ago, Steve Jobs introduced a totally redesigned white iBook. With sales of the clamshell iBooks down 52 percent, Apple thought it was time for a change. Read more button

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This Day in History: Steve Jobs introduces the iTunes Store (April 28, 2003)

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Today marks the 10th anniversary of the historic keynote where Steve Jobs introduced the iTunes Store, then called iTunes Music Store.  It changed forever the way people get their music.

In 2003, the shift to digital music was already started, but no existing solutions were compelling enough for users to drop their CDs and pay for mp3s. It was a complex world of digital right management and limited online music portfolios. It sucked – but not for long. Read More

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