A wise man by the name of Steve Jobs once said, “Good artists copy; great artists steal.” These wise words of wisdom have echoed throughout the work of Jobs with his company, Apple.
The invention of the iPhone immortalized the founder of Apple, Steve Jobs, into the record books of technology. Perceived as a genius by many, he was able to progress innovation and alter the way information processed through machines. Steve Jobs attended Reed College, but proceeded to drop out after two years; he was a simple man of experience and knowledge. From an early stage in his career, Steve Jobs pursued money and power to grow his business. His actions during his company’s growing years didn’t always correspond with the legacy that he left behind with his Apple technology.
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With Steve Wozniak’s ability and knowledge of computer making and with Steve Job’s marketing skills, the pair was unstoppable in their ingenious campaign to create a user-friendly computer. Steve Jobs went on to experiment with various other companies, providing a magic touch wherever he landed. Jobs resigned from Apple in 1985 following a couple of failed Macintosh Computer sales. Consequently, he went on to buy Pixar to create a billion dollar company with movies such as Toy Story and Monsters Inc. Unfortunately, his path in Pixar ended and his calling for computers brought him back as Apple CEO in 1997. Immediately, Steve Jobs revitalized the company by reinventing his products to fit more stylish designs, creating more effective branding campaigns, and designing ingenious products such as the iMac and