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Steve Jobs was wrong. Finding work that you love might be the worst thing you can do

The pressure to love your work has been heating up since the seminal 2005 commencement speech at Stanford University by late Apple founder Steve Jobs

Fortune

What's going on with Mark Zuckerberg's glow-up?

Mum, can you come and pick me up? They’re calling Mark Zuckerberg hot on social media again.

Evening Standard

The original Apple Computer cost $666.66, but you can get Steve Jobs' Polaroids of it for $2148

Original Apple and Steve Jobs artifacts are currently on auction and can help connect you with the birth of the modern PC and the Apple legend.

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This Apple auction includes a $300k Apple-1 Computer, sealed devices, and exclusive items

Right now, RR Auction has a bunch of exclusive Apple items available for bid, including a $300k Apple-1 Computer, sealed devices, and more.

iMore

Silicon Valley tech titans are taking sides in the presidential election. See who's supporting Donald Trump—and pulling for Kamala Harris

Elon Musk is backing Trump, but Reed Hastings is supporting Harris.

Fortune

Watch Steve Jobs give a keynote at the 1983 International Design Conference in Aspen

The latest publication from The Steve Jobs Archive captures Apple’s co-founder giving a typically iconoclastic performance to a 1980s audience of design

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Steve Jobs Predicted Chatbots Driven By AI Over 40 Years Ago

Discover how Steve Jobs predicted AI chatbots in 1983 as a new way to interact with knowledge.

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Inside Sequoia's Steve Jobs strategy: How the fabled VC firm sniffs out unconventional diamonds in the rough

Sequoia Capital was one of the earliest funders to take a chance on Apple.

Fortune

Inside Steve Jobs’ widow’s $70m mansion, the most expensive home ever sold in San Francisco

The 17,000 square-foot home in Pacific Heights has sweeping views of the Golden Gate Bridge

The Independent UK

Laurene Powell Jobs Net Worth And Her Jaw Dropping $70M And $90M Purchases

Laurene Powell Jobs is an American billionaire and the widow of Apple founder Steve Jobs who has amassed a net worth of $10 billion.

International Business Times UK

Acemagic X1 unveiled as world’s first dual-screen laptop giving you side-by-side displays – with an unsubtle hint that it’s MacBook-level premium

Acemagic’s X1 is a novel laptop, but there are reasons to be skeptical, and an engraved Steve Jobs quote is one of them.

TechRadar

17 times stars took method acting way too far

Does making a movie really require recreating Al Capone’s underwear, and sending Margot Robbie rats? Claudia Cox investigates

The Independent UK

Own the suit Steve Jobs wore in an iconic Macintosh ad with an estimated $30,000 value at auction

A suit worn by Steve Jobs in a famous Macintosh ad is now available for auction with an estimated value of around $30,000.

iMore

The science of beauty: how aesthetics can boost your mood and cognition

Your spacecraft is spiralling out of control, and you will hit planet Arakis unless you fire up the thermal after-boosters. Which of the two buttons below would help you fire up the boosters on time? Would you be more likely to survive if the cockpit designer had installed the button…

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14 Years Ago, Apple Lost an iPhone at a Bar and Changed Phones Forever

Before the iPhone 4 launched, Steve Jobs went nuclear trying to recover a prototype that was left behind at a bar. Though the iPhone 4 leaked early, its Retina display, Apple-designed A4 chip, and glass and metal sandwich design would go on to define the next decade of consumer tech.

Fortune

How Intel missed its shot at being Nvidia

As business leaders marvel at Nvidia’s rise, it’s worth remembering that another company—Intel—came tantalizingly close to being where Nvidia is now.

Fortune

Laurene Powell Jobs buys a fourth Malibu property for $94 million

It’s her fourth purchase in Malibu in 10 years.

Android Central

Apple's outsourcing to OpenAI is a very 'un-Appley' move, but it works

Apple could have built its own version of ChatGPT but it didn't. Now it has to rely on the competition for it.

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Love Spreadsheets? Meet Their Inventor

It turns out necessity really can be the mother of invention. Just ask Dan Bricklin — who co-created VisiCalc, the first spreadsheet.

Investors Business Daily

Bonds Are Terrible — Why You Should Buy Them Now

Bonds haven't been acting like bonds for years. Blame the Federal Reserve for pushing rates up to a 23-year high to combat inflation.

iMore

Tim Cook blind ranks his top five Apple products of all time, including one of its most controversial (sort of)

MKBHD interviewed Tim Cook, where he asked the Apple CEO to rank his top five products of all time. Somehow, the controversial Magic Mouse made the cut.

The Conversation

‘I get to say: f*** your metaverse, Mark’: Kara Swisher, tech’s most feared journalist, dishes the dirt on Silicon Valley

Burn Book is that rare thing: a book about tech that can be enjoyed by readers who are not that into tech. It is a witty and engaging account of the rise (and often fall) of internet companies and the often dysfunctional talents behind them, told by an exceptionally well-connected…

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Don't blame Apple for all those ugly new iPhone homescreens

Your iOS 18 homescreen, your choice.

The Guardian - US

From stealing to Spotify: the story behind how music got free

A two-part docuseries looks back at the history of piracy and how the music industry found itself in such a precarious place

Fortune

Apple’s big AI announcements were all about AI ‘for the rest of us’ — Google, Meta, Amazon and, yes, OpenAI should take note

The iPhone maker may be late to the Generative AI game, but it's betting that it knows the secret to making the technology something everyone is comfortable using.

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