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Ballpoint pen on today’s newsprint
The genius co-founder of Apple Computer passed away yesterday from complications of pancreatic cancer. Together with his high school buddy and just a few thousand dollars in his parent garage, he built the largest company in the US (briefly overtaking Exxon) and changed the way we live. He was 56.
Posted on August 25, 2011
Tags: Apple, portrait of the day, sketch of the day, Steve Jobs
Ball point pen on today’s newsprint
Steve Jobs steps down as CEO of Apple. He knew what we wanted before we knew we couldn’t live without it. That’s what separates smart from genius. Apple has an abundance of smart people but Mr Jobs will be missed.
Tags: Apple, Philip Schiller Jonathan Ive, portrait of the day, Scott Forstall, sketch of the day, Steve Jobs, Timothy Cook
Ball point pen on todays newsprint
Apple is the worlds second largest company, so when it’s CEO and co-founder takes a medical leave of absence, markets get nervous. But Apple is in good hands.
Tags: Apple, AT&T, ipad, Newspapers, portrait of the day, sketch of the day, Steve Jobs
Ball point pen on the morning newsprint
The stock market thinks the new iPad will make a lot of money for Apple and AT&T with both companies share prices rising yesterday. What’s still questionable is whether it will add to the bottom line of the struggling newspaper industry. I hope so, but I have my doubts.
