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Tim Cook announces Apple buying TikTok… calling it TimTok #timcook #apple #keynote #impression #voice #parody #SteveJobs #tiktokban
How did Steve Jobs get fired?? #carterpcs #tech #techtok #techfacts #apple #stevejobs
No one’s feelings were hurt in the playing of this game #tellmewithouttellingme #ladiesandtangents #podcastclips #eminem #stevejobs #apple #intimidated
Nutritional deficiencies…  #drreese #kidneystones #stevejobs #vegan
Had this in drafts before the b4n. Might as well…  Reimagining of a scene that always stuck in my head. #actingreel #unclecopper #stevejobs #fyp
The Innovator. #stevejobs #apple #mac
Apple’s Tim Cook took home $74.6 million last year. but he started out in the world of work with a humble $1.10-an-hour job. #Apple #TimCook #SteveJobs #CEO #tech #technology #success #successstory  #leadership #Fortune #business #leader #fortune500
Steve Jobs, Obama, and untold connections—it’s all tied together in ways you might not expect. Unveiling the web of influence and history you didn’t know existed. #SteveJobs #BarackObama #TechAndPolitics #Innovation #Leadership #HistoryMakers #InfluentialFigures #Inspiration #Legacy #Visionaries
iPay 📱  #apple #stevejobs #ipod #stickiemart #packaging #fyp
Hace 18 años, Apple cambió el mundo con el iPhone  🍏 El 9 de enero de 2007, Steve Jobs presentó el primer iPhone durante la Macworld Conference, marcando un antes y un después en la tecnología móvil.  #Apple #iPhone #SteveJobs #Tecnología
The story of the iPod is one of visionary ideas, missed opportunities, and Apple’s strategic foresight in revolutionizing the music industry. Decades before its launch, the foundation for portable digital music was laid by English designer Kane Kramer. In 1979, Kramer sketched a device called the ‘IXI’—a compact music player with an LCD screen and navigation buttons, capable of holding just one song on its 8MB solid-state drive. Despite attracting £60 million in orders, financial troubles led to the patent’s expiration in 1988, and the design entered the public domain. Fast forward to the late 1990s, Apple was struggling with stagnant Mac sales. Steve Jobs realized Apple needed more than computers; it needed an ecosystem. With the rise of music piracy through platforms like Napster, Jobs saw an opportunity to create a seamless, legal alternative. In 2001, Jon Rubinstein, Apple’s Senior VP of Hardware, discovered a tiny 1.8-inch hard drive at Toshiba. Seeing its potential, Apple bought exclusive rights for $10 million—this became the core of the iPod. Jobs tasked a team led by Tony Fadell, Jony Ive, and Rubinstein with designing a device that could hold 1,000 songs, offer long battery life, and integrate effortlessly with iTunes. To meet the tight deadline before the holiday season, Apple sourced existing components—blueprints from PortalPlayer, operating system software from PIXO, and the iconic scroll wheel inspired by Bang & Olufsen. The minimalist design, featuring white plastic and stainless steel, was chosen for both aesthetics and manufacturability. The iPod’s name came from copywriter Vinnie Chieco, inspired by the film 2001: A Space Odyssey, with the phrase “Open the pod bay doors, Hal,” leading to the name “iPod.” Launched in October 2001 at $399, the device initially faced skepticism but soon became a cultural phenomenon thanks to its ease of use and marketing promise of “1,000 songs in your pocket.” The iPod not only transformed how people listened to music but also propelled Apple into the mainstream, laying the groundwork for future innovations like the iPhone. Though eventually overshadowed by smartphones, the iPod’s legacy endures as a symbol of Apple’s ability to blend technology, design, and user experience into a single, game-changing product. #ipod #stevejobs #apple #iphone #tech #fashion #aestetic #713mag #fyp #y2k #y2kfashion #grail #seedsus #713studios #imac #mac
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The story of the iPod is one of visionary ideas, missed opportunities, and Apple’s strategic foresight in revolutionizing the music industry. Decades before its launch, the foundation for portable digital music was laid by English designer Kane Kramer. In 1979, Kramer sketched a device called the ‘IXI’—a compact music player with an LCD screen and navigation buttons, capable of holding just one song on its 8MB solid-state drive. Despite attracting £60 million in orders, financial troubles led to the patent’s expiration in 1988, and the design entered the public domain. Fast forward to the late 1990s, Apple was struggling with stagnant Mac sales. Steve Jobs realized Apple needed more than computers; it needed an ecosystem. With the rise of music piracy through platforms like Napster, Jobs saw an opportunity to create a seamless, legal alternative. In 2001, Jon Rubinstein, Apple’s Senior VP of Hardware, discovered a tiny 1.8-inch hard drive at Toshiba. Seeing its potential, Apple bought exclusive rights for $10 million—this became the core of the iPod. Jobs tasked a team led by Tony Fadell, Jony Ive, and Rubinstein with designing a device that could hold 1,000 songs, offer long battery life, and integrate effortlessly with iTunes. To meet the tight deadline before the holiday season, Apple sourced existing components—blueprints from PortalPlayer, operating system software from PIXO, and the iconic scroll wheel inspired by Bang & Olufsen. The minimalist design, featuring white plastic and stainless steel, was chosen for both aesthetics and manufacturability. The iPod’s name came from copywriter Vinnie Chieco, inspired by the film 2001: A Space Odyssey, with the phrase “Open the pod bay doors, Hal,” leading to the name “iPod.” Launched in October 2001 at $399, the device initially faced skepticism but soon became a cultural phenomenon thanks to its ease of use and marketing promise of “1,000 songs in your pocket.” The iPod not only transformed how people listened to music but also propelled Apple into the mainstream, laying the groundwork for future innovations like the iPhone. Though eventually overshadowed by smartphones, the iPod’s legacy endures as a symbol of Apple’s ability to blend technology, design, and user experience into a single, game-changing product. #ipod #stevejobs #apple #iphone #tech #fashion #aestetic #713mag #fyp #y2k #y2kfashion #grail #seedsus #713studios #imac #mac
''He says things that are very direct and sometimes shocking,'' Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang says of Steve Jobs. This clip is from Yahoo Finance's 'Opening Bid' podcast. #yahoofinance #yahoofinancepodcast #yahoofinanceopeningbid #podcastclips #podcast #yahoo #apple #stevejobs #management #iphone
#eminem #elonmusk #stevejobs
The iPhone! Anyone know what else was announced today 18 years ago?  day? #vintage #apple #iphone #stevejobs #jobs #keynote #release
Replying to @Potters Bluff what a career. #michaelfassbender #stevejobs #300movie
Do you remember any of these Apple products? #apple #imac #ipod #stevejobs #gonebutnotforgotten #corememories #90s #2000s
I never lose Dave #fyp #memes #ianhawke #stevejobs
Zuck tries to slam Apple over lack of innovation since the iPhone in 2007 💀 But we got receipts that suggest otherwise.  #apple #zuck #viral #iphone #stevejobs #fyp #tech #techtok #podcast #jre #ipad #applewatch #technology #visionpro #vr #meta #markzuckerberg
#fyp #apple #iphone #ipod #ipodtouch #itunes #tech #techtok #steal #ebay #nostalgia #retro #stevejobs #share
Behind the scenes with Steve Jobs when he launched one of the greatest marketing campaigns in business history. Guy Kawasaki was the first Mac evangelist for Apple and explains the genius of Steve Jobs. #stevejobs #mondaymotivation #entrepreneur #communication #marketing
“The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do”. - #SteveJobs 🫡Nuff said.  #unashamed1 #HealingJourney #notalone #itsoktotell #OOTD #unashamed #outfitoftheday #stevejobsquote #communityadvocate #fyp #discover #fypage

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