Hiring Now: Hiring - Columbus. Browse New Positions. Apply Today Start Tomorrow! Hundreds of Hiring for immediate start. Apply online today with 1 click.
- Full time jobs
Full time job offers
Full time positions are available
- Part time jobs
Part time job offers
+1000 part time offers. Apply now
- Full time jobs
Retrouvez les dernières nouveautés & Découvrez les recommandations des lecteurs
Résultats de recherche
5 oct. 2014 · How did Steve Jobs contribute to the world of technology? This article explores his role as a tweaker and innovator of existing devices, such as the Macintosh, the mouse, the iPod, the iPad and the iPhone.
- Dystopia and Natural Resources Crisis Or Technological Utopia
Introduction. With a view to generating debate, in this...
- Apple Ii, The First Truly Personal Computer
On June 5, 1977, the fledgling company Apple from Cupertino...
- Esthetics and Innovation
Steve Jobs resorted to the developments in processor...
- OpenMind Author
Andrés Lajous is a member of the community of authors of...
- Digital World
The Digital World section of OpenMind includes articles and...
- Are They Sustainable
At the height of the Apollo program, NASA was absorbing 4.4%...
- Good Science Also Has a Place in The Cinema
The science fiction genre exists because its pioneers...
- Jackie Ronne, The First Female Explorer of Antarctica
The names of Amundsen and Scott are well known because of...
- Dystopia and Natural Resources Crisis Or Technological Utopia
Steve Jobs, né le 24 février 1955 à San Francisco et mort le 5 octobre 2011 à Palo Alto (dans le même État), est un entrepreneur et inventeur américain, souvent qualifié de visionnaire [1], et une figure majeure de l'électronique grand public, notamment pionnier de l'avènement de l'ordinateur personnel, du baladeur ...
25 août 2011 · Steve Jobs may just be the greatest inventor of our age. We dug through Google Patents and found that Steve Jobs is listed as the primary or co-inventor on 241 patents. Granted, some of...
- Maclife
- Apple I
- Apple II
- The Macintosh
- Pixar
- Next
- The Cube
- The Ipod
- The Macbook
- The iPhone
- The Bottom Line
- GeneratedCaptionsTabForHeroSec
Jobs and his co-founder Steve Wozniak created the Apple I, a personal computer with no monitor, no keyboard and no mouse. The original selling price when it was launched in 1976 was $666.66.
Launched in 1977, Apple II was an improved and updated version of the previous model, this time with a keyboard, monitor and a new operating system.Wozniak had contributed much to its design and new features which made it easier to use and expandable. The Apple II was one of the first mass-produced, widely popular, and profitable personal microcomp...
With the introduction of the Macintosh in 1984, called Mac for short, personal computing took a giant leap forward with its innovative graphics interface and mouse, an efficient, easy-to-use substitute for the keyboard, although the keyboard was also part of the package.The Mac was not initially a commercial success, but several other enhanced, exp...
Ever restless and looking for new opportunities, Jobs bought an obscure computer graphics firm from the director of "Star Wars," George Lucas. Branding the firm Pixar, Jobs retooled the company as an animated film studio. Pixar went on to win more than 25 Academy Awards and numerous other honors for the production of such films as "Toy Story," "Wal...
In one of those rare ironies in the business world, Steve Jobs was fired in 1985 from his own company by John Scully, the executive Jobs hired to manage the firm. While Jobs concentrated on the development of new products, Scully won a power struggle and ousted his former boss. Jobs, however, launched a new firm—NeXT—producing innovative computer w...
Nothing like it had ever been seen before: a compact desktop computercontained in a clear plastic cube. Launched in 2000, a major innovation on The Cube, besides the design, was the absence of a cooling fan. The heat generated by the Cube was dissipated from the top of the encasement. Although it won awards for its design, The Cube provided nothing...
The iPod, launched in 2001, was basically a computer hard drive with some functional embellishments, with a set of earbuds and a control system. It enabled its users to store and playback music and songs on its hard drive. The songs could be bought online at the iTunes retailer for as little as 99 cents.
Launched in 2006, the MacBook laptop computer had all the capabilities of a desktop computer. Eventually, the MacBook outsold all competing laptops.
Fitting snugly into the palm of your hand, the iPhone, released in 2007, could send and receive telephone calls, play movies, retrieve your e-mail, surf the net, and send and receive text messages. Numerous other smartphone applications were added as subsequent models were released. The iPad TabletAnother revolutionary innovation by Steve Jobs, the...
Not since Edison has an American inventor so widely and profoundly influenced our lives with his innovations. We may now carry with us in a convenient, highly portable device, the iPad, one of Jobs' latest ideas, which gives us access to movies, books, newspapers and magazines.
Learn about the inventions that made Steve Jobs a genius and a billionaire, from the Apple I to the iPad. Discover how he revolutionized personal computing, animation, and mobile technology with his vision and leadership.
23 avr. 2024 · 3 des plus grandes inventions de Steve Jobs. Si Steve Jobs est sans aucun doute associé au nom d’Apple, saurez-vous deviner trois de ses plus grandes créations ? Mac – iPhone – iPod. La...
27 déc. 2022 · En 1974, Steve Jobs est parti en voyage en Inde pour chercher un plus grand sens à sa vie. Il a passé un moment à l’Ashram de Neem Karoli Baba à Kainchi. Il a aussi étudié le bouddhisme dans un centre zen de Los Altos, dans les années 70, et a noué une grande amitié avec son maître zen.
Steven Paul Jobs (February 24, 1955 – October 5, 2011) was an American businessman, inventor, and investor best known for co-founding the technology giant Apple Inc. Jobs was also the founder of NeXT and chairman and majority shareholder of Pixar.
