The Impacts Of Steve Jobs And Apple

“The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do,” (Jobs 1997). This powerful quote belongs to one of the greatest technology entrepreneurs and inventors that ever lived. He revolutionized the computer, mobile, and music industries. He brought Apple back from the dead and transformed it into one of the richest and most influential companies in the world today. Everybody knows this terrific genius but here are some facts that you might not know about Steve Jobs and Apple.

Steve Jobs was adopted and never met his biological father. His father, Abdul Fattah Jandali, was a Syrian citizen and lived in the city of Homs. His biological mother decided to put up her newborn boy for adoption in San Francisco. She

A little-known fact became the truth when he was working as a video game designer for Atari. He used the money he earned from this company to travel to India for a spiritual retreat in 1974. There was hearsay that he returned home in traditional Indian clothing and had a bald head. That is how Steve Jobs became a Buddhist.

Another interesting fact, Jobs believed that his vegan diet would eliminate the need for showering. According to the scientific experiment, conventional eaters excrete more toxins than people who don’t consume meat. That is why he believed that vegans smell better than people who eat meat.

Steve Jobs was fired from Apple in 1985; he wanted to drop the price of unperformed Macintosh and transfer a piece of the advertising budget away from “Apple 2” to the Mac. John Sculley disagreed. He argued that price had no bearing on Macintosh’s poor sales, but rather the unimpressive software it ran. Sculley took the matter to the board of directors which sided with Sculley to fire Jobs. Nevertheless, he did not waste the time while he was away from Apple Computer. He worked hard and started a new computer company called “NeXT,” and also bought a small animation studio called “Pixar” for $10 million. When Walt Disney created the legendary “Toy Story,” on which Steve Jobs was executive producer, he bought “Pixar” for $7.5 billion. And the computer company “NeXT” was eventually bought by Apple and Jobs returned to “Apple” in 1996.

He was not an engineer and did not do any original designs, but he was technical enough to modify and change and add to other designs. Steve Wozniak did all of the” Apple 1” and “Apple 2”, including the feature choices. The only person who helped write some of the “Apple 2” code was Allen Baum, who helped with the “monitor” program.

The founder of the Apple Company hit the Guinness Book of Records as the director with the most modest salary in the world. According to official documents, Jobs ' salary was $ 1 per year.

It is hard to believe that the human who made these incredible inventions may never have had the opportunity to do so. His destiny always put him in some troubles, but somehow Jobs coped with all of them. Even more, he always seemed to benefit from the challenges that were set before him. Despite all his life obstacles, he never gave up on his dreams. Perhaps due to his persistence, he brought to us inventions that we use every day. Steve Jobs had a very short life, only living to be fifty-six years old, he managed to accomplish his dreams and change the