The August 1997 issue of TIME Magazine looks a lot different ... However the photographers staged it, though the cover was based on a true story: Steve Jobs reached out to Microsoft cofounder ...

Let me quote one TikTok video in particular from that period: “JOE KEERY IS DJO BRUH I’VE BEEN LISTENING TO STEVE MOTHERFUCKIN ... and started this series of jobs on the road.

When I returned to PCMag in 2000, Apple was just starting to claw its way back to relevance, and Microsoft was ubiquitous.

The era-specific homages and the Apple iPod ad reference in particular ... and experience that underpinned that magazine to the editorial I write, but I'm very eager to engage with new and emerging ...

If I'm being honest, I didn't even know who ran the company, but when someone brought a new IBM PC running Windows into my office (I worked for McGraw-Hill back then, at a trade magazine covering ...

The Steve Jobs Theater is the result of an eight-year collaboration between Apple and the architecture firm Foster and ...

Steve Jobs believed in charting his own course. As the Apple co-founder famously said, “It’s really hard to design products ...

Almost 23 years ago, an employee at Apple described Steve ... Jobs’s personal background or his impact on the tech sector—this was just over a year after Apple had introduced the original iPod ...

It turns out, I was asking a version of an interview question Steve Jobs said he always asked. As Jobs explained in an interview at the 2010 All Things Digital D8 Conference: You can’t know enough in ...

When Steve Jobs first introduced the iPad, he called it “a third category of device.” One that would do certain things better than a laptop or smartphone. But what happens when foldable ...

Steve Jobs never hesitated to ask for help—even from people he had never met. In a 1994 interview, the Apple co-founder shared, "I've never found anybody that didn't want to help me if I asked ...