Official Apple Inc. announced Wednesday Steve Jobs has died

Apple Inc. announced Wednesday that the founder of leading technology companies from the U.S., Steve Jobs, has died. He died after years of struggling to cope with cancer. He died at the age of 56 years.

Steve Jobs resigned as Chief Executive of Corporate Apple in August after saying he could no longer be routinely manage the company. The position he was replaced by Tim Cook's status as Chairman, while Apple's Jobs.

Steve Jobs is known as the businessman handed the gold. According to the news station CNN, Jobs founded Apple when he was only 21 years along with Steve Wozniak and Mike Markulla. Starting from a garage in Silicon Valley, they pioneered the effort to assemble a number of products Apple computers Macintosh desktop.

But in 1985, knocked out of Apple after Jobs could not maintain its position on the board of directors. He then started his own company, NeXT.

Jobs eventually returned to Apple in 1997 and rescued the company from the threat of bankruptcy.

He even managed to make Apple as one of the world's leading technology companies to produce innovative products, such as iPod, iPhone, MacBook, and now iPad tablet computer.

Before returning to Apple, he also successfully established the company of cinema cartoons, Pixar Studios.

"The vision and outstanding leadership demonstrated Apple's Steve Jobs has been saved and guided him as the most innovative technology companies," said Art Levinson, Chairman of Genentech, representing the Board of Directors of Apple, told the Chicago Tribune.
"Steve has made a remarkable contribution to the success of Apple. He has inspired his staff and set up a team of Apple executives are extraordinary," said Levinson.

Brilliant take his company into the forefront, Jobs troubled by poor health. He's been on leave for two years as CEO of Apple because it concentrates overcome pancreatic cancer. That is why in August, he chose to retire and support Tim Cook as the new CEO.

Former CEO of Apple, Steve Jobs Was Died

The late Steve Jobs can not be completed successfully created a new trend in the world of technology, be it a cell phone and the way the surf. In addition to innovative work, also known expert in the presentation of the results of goods.

His trademark is wearing a black collared shirt with long sleeves, turtleneck and jeans, Jobs surprised people how to make the flagship product of Apple.

Here are five memorable moments in employment presentations and interviews, the version of CNN:

1. IPhone and versatile.

In 2007, said Jobs is on stage he will present three revolutionary products in its class. "First of all, a widescreen iPod with touch function. Second, a revolutionary mobile phone. Third, advanced communication tool on the Internet, "said Jobs.

Directly behind the screen that appears three symbols that spin devices and merge into one. Work smile. "Do you understand? There is three different devices. This is a tool, and we call it the iPhone," Jobs said.

Welcome to the second Apple Store

Some experts say that a store that sells only one brand of products is a bad idea, but not employment.

In 2001, Jobs concept store that sells only Apple products from these companies. In a video that was seen jobs go in the first Apple Store in Virginia. This is the first Apple store in the 300 others around the world.

This shop not only sells, said Jobs, but also give input devices and solutions to guess what day to day. "Literally, half the store is responsible for providing solutions. Because people do not just buy a computer, but they want to know what they can do with your computer," said Jobs.

IPAD is a magical third

"It's amazing, fascinating, can not be trusted. It is a dream," the letter of employment in 2010, when he introduced the iPad, a tablet PC with the latest innovations from Apple.

He said buyers do not buy iPad goods, but a particularly close relationship with these devices. "It is more intimate than a laptop," he said.

IPAD difficult to sell on the market. Currently, the iPad to get 90 percent of the profits of tablet computer sales worldwide.

4. Completion

The completion of the graduation speech at Stanford University in 2005, Jobs gave the speech of students not to waste their lives. This is a rare moment when Jobs has spoken publicly, not to present their products.

In his speech, Jobs tells his life full of surprisesFormer CEO of Apple, Steve Jobs Was Died
Apple Inc. founder Steve Jobs, has died at the age of 56 years. Former CEO of Apple who is remembered as one of America's best CEOs, died on Wednesday, October 5, 2011 after years of fighting against cancer and a host of health problems.

Jobs announced Apple's death the announcement Wednesday night.

Silicon Valley icon is remembered for his services entertain the world with the iPod and iPhone. Last August, he had just handed the CEO position to Tim Cook.

Jobs, who has long grappled with Pancreatic Cancer is a life and spirit for companies that compete with Exxon Mobil as most valuable company in the United States.. He said that adoption is the child who had never attended school because there is no charge. Now it has become one of the world's billionaires who have left.

In addition, he also said that the risk of pancreatic cancer and died. "Your time is limited, do not waste it by being you do not want," he said.

5th Tablet PC? What the hell is he?

At the conference Digital in 2007, with jobs Microsoft founder Bill Gates interviewed together. In the interview, Mr. Gates said the future of the computer is a tablet. Gates himself took him everywhere.

Jobs were then looked surprised when Mr. Gates tablet. His face is like asking what is the tablet computer. Asked about the future of tablet PCs, Jobs said was, "PC has been very difficult."

Interview was conducted two years before Apple introduced the iPad. However, it is difficult to understand why an innovative electronic devices do not know or do not have a Tablet PC.

Why Steve Jobs Get Success With Apple?

Steve Jobs, the Apple founder and former CEO who since 1976 has always spoken his mind -- to the delight of his advocates and the dismay of his detractors -- has died. And for Jobs, who's resume twice cites “the vision thing," has given us some truly memorable quotes.

Reprinted with permission from the forthcoming book "I, Steve: Steve Jobs In His Own Words," edited by George Beahm, Agate B2, November 2011.

Anxiety before iPad Debut

Even though we’ve been using these internally for some time and working on it for a few years, you still have butterflies in your stomach the week before…the night before introduction…the launch.… You never know until you get it into your customers’ hands and they tell you what they think. The feedback we’ve got has been off the charts. We think this is a profound game-changer. We think when people look back some number of years from now, they’ll see this as a major event in personal computation devices. What’s been really great for me is how quickly people have got it. You know, I’ve gotten a few thousand emails from people I’ve never talked to before just telling me how much they think this product is going to change their life and what they do. People are getting it very quickly.—Apple event for iPhone 4.0 software, April 8, 2010

Apple’s Existence

What if Apple didn’t exist? Think about it. Time wouldn’t get published next week. Some 70% of the newspapers in the U.S. wouldn’t publish tomorrow morning. Some 60% of the kids wouldn’t have computers; 64% of the teachers wouldn’t have computers. More than half the Websites created on Macs wouldn’t exist. So there’s something worth saving here. See?—Time, August 18, 1997

Computers

The problem is, in hardware you can’t build a computer that’s twice as good as anyone else’s anymore. Too many people know how to do it. You’re lucky if you do one that’s one-and-a-third times better or one-and-a-half times better. And then it’s only six months before everybody else catches up.—Rolling Stone, June 16, 1994

Computers as Tools

What a computer is to me is the most remarkable tool that we have ever come up with. It’s the equivalent of a bicycle for our minds.—Memory & Imagination, 1990

Customer Loyalty

I get asked a lot why Apple’s customers are so loyal. It’s not because they belong to the Church of Mac! That’s ridiculous. It’s because when you buy our products, and three months later you get stuck on something, you quickly figure out [how to get past it]. And you think, “Wow, someone over there at Apple actually thought of this!”…. There’s almost no product in the world that you have that experience with, but you have it with a Mac. And you have it with an iPod.—Bloomberg Businessweek, October 12, 2004’

Demise

Apple has some tremendous assets, but I believe without some attention, the company could, could, could—I’m searching for the right word— could, could die.—Time, August 18, 1997

Dent In the Universe

Being the richest man in the cemetery doesn’t matter to me.… Going to bed at night saying we’ve done something wonderful—that’s what matters to me.—CNNMoney/Fortune, May 25, 1993

Integration

Apple’s the only company left in this industry that designs the whole widget. Hardware, software, developer relations, marketing. It turns out that that, in my opinion, is Apple’s greatest strategic advantage. We didn’t have a plan, so it looked like this was a tremendous deficit. But with a plan, it’s Apple’s core strategic advantage, if you believe that there’s still room for innovation in this industry, which I do, because Apple can innovate faster than anyone else.—Time, October 10, 1999

Jobs’s Curriculum Vitae (Résumé)

Objective: I’m looking for a fixer-upper with a solid foundation. Am willing to tear down walls, build bridges, and light fires. I have great experience, lots of energy, a bit of that “vision thing” and I’m not afraid to start from the beginning. Skills: That “vision thing,” public speaking, motivating teams, and helping to create really amazing products.—Steve Jobs’s résumé, a placeholder ad to promote iTools, on me.com, January 5, 2000

Jobs’s Legacy at Apple

If Apple becomes a place where computers are a commodity item, where the romance is gone, and where people forget that computers are the most incredible invention that an has ever invented, I’ll feel I have lost Apple. But if I’m a million miles away, and all those people still feel those things… then I will feel that my genes are still there.—Newsweek, September 29, 1985