Steve Jobs' life is filled with achievement, innovation, and expansion. From a young age, Jobs showed an aptitude for technology, and with his co-founding of Apple in his early twenties, his vision of computers was already evident. Even though he was sometimes impulsive and challenging, he was also an innovator and a visionary – a source of inspiration for millions of people around the world.
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10 InsightRick Tetzeli is the executive editor of Fast Company. An award-winning journalist, Tetzeli has covered technology and business for two decades and was one of the first business reporters to write about the Internet.
Steve Jobs' life is filled with achievement, innovation, and expansion. From a young age, Jobs showed an aptitude for technology, and with his co-founding of Apple in his early twenties, his vision of computers was already evident. Even though he was sometimes impulsive and challenging, he was also an innovator and a visionary – a source of inspiration for millions of people around the world.
10 BitesTechnology was in Steve Jobs' blood all along.
Apple quickly released its second computer, which led to the company becoming one of the top-growing start-ups ever.
As a result of a series of product failures, Jobs was forced to leave the company.
Once he left Apple, Steve Jobs continued to work on revolutionizing technology, but not with much success.
It was the early 1990s when Microsoft ruled computer companies, but Steve Jobs' success at Pixar revived his career.
Upon Steve Jobs' return to Apple in 1997, the future of the company was restored.
As a result of the creation of the iPod and iTunes, Apple got into mass markets and rebuilt its image.
As Steve Jobs was battling cancer, Apple kept on thriving.
Technology was forever changed with the iPhone.
The iPad and MacBook Air marked Steve Jobs' final achievements.
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