How Steve Jobs changed Apple

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	How Steve Jobs changed Apple With the reign of Steve Jobs as Apple's CEO officially over, Ryan Faas takes a look at his 14-year tenure and how he shaped the company and, by extension, our digital lives. Read More WHITE PAPER: Rackspace Five Reasons Why the Cloud is Ready for the Enterprise Is your enterprise still dragging its anchor, not taking off in the cloud? Are you still saying that the cloud is fine for tiny startups, but not for large enterprises? Here are five good reasons why the cloud is ready for your enterprise... and why you can't afford not to use it any longer. Read Now! In this Issue Steve Jobs' resignation 'end of an era' Potential pitfalls in Apple CEO transition, say experts Update: Apple CEO Steve Jobs resigns Image gallery: Steve Jobs through the years Jonny Evans: Steve Jobs resigns, be sad, be optimistic QuickPoll: Can Apple maintain its mojo without Steve Jobs at the helm? Jonny Evans: How Apple's iPad is changing the computer world Apple turns to Tim Cook to replace Steve Jobs Jonny Evans: iPhone 5 has metal back, A6 chip 'late 2012' The iPad takes on manufacturing Elgan: How Apple will kill cable TV Ken Gagne: Steve Wozniak on Steve Jobs' resignation RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: FileMaker Resource: iOS White Paper and Deployment Kit Quickly Develop and Deploy iOS Solutions. With FileMaker Pro, iPad and iPhone solutions can be prototyped and completed in hours or days versus weeks or months. No iOS application programming or design experience is required. Read the white paper and download the kit. Steve Jobs' resignation 'end of an era' Steve Jobs' resignation as the CEO of Apple will not disrupt the company's product plans in the short-term, but could dull its ability to dazzle consumers down the road. Read More Potential pitfalls in Apple CEO transition, say experts Apple's new CEO faces a challenge putting his own imprint on the company as long as Steve Jobs sticks around, a management expert said. Read More Update: Apple CEO Steve Jobs resigns Apple's iconic CEO, Steve Jobs, is resigning and has asked the company's board of directors to tap COO Tim Cook as his replacement. Read More Image gallery: Steve Jobs through the years Steve Jobs' signature moments over the past 30-plus years. Read More Jonny Evans: Steve Jobs resigns, be sad, be optimistic Friend or enemy; Apple lover or hater, we've reached a break in the road, Apple CEO Steve Jobs has had to resign his position and while he remains a director of the fruit-flavored computer company, it's time to consider life without Jobs. Read More QuickPoll: Can Apple maintain its mojo without Steve Jobs at the helm? Steve Jobs quit this week as CEO of Apple, marking the "end of an era." Questions remain about Jobs' product sway as chairman. Cast your vote: Can Apple maintain its mojo without Jobs at the helm? Read More WHITE PAPER: TrendMicro Mapping Out a Secure Path to the Cloud This ESG paper examines the 3 phases organizations must undertake for effective cloud deployment and how, with the right planning and technology, the move to virtual IT can improve security defenses, automate operations and decrease costs. Read More Jonny Evans: How Apple's iPad is changing the computer world With or without Steve Jobs, Apple's iPad will define the next-generation of computing, no matter how long the analysts take to recognize the device as more than the equivalent of a PC. Read More Apple turns to Tim Cook to replace Steve Jobs Apple's newest CEO has a tough act to follow. But in turning to chief operating officer Tim Cook to replace Steve Jobs in the wake of the latter's resignation Wednesday, Apple's board of directors has chosen a familiar face with a proven track record with the company. Read More Jonny Evans: iPhone 5 has metal back, A6 chip 'late 2012' The next-gen iPhone 5 will be faster, smaller and bigger, while the iPad 3 may use the same processor as the existing models, with A6 processor-powered Apple devices not reaching market until late 2012, the pundits claim. Read More The iPad takes on manufacturing iPads and other tablets are making their way into the warehouse, bringing unprecedented mobility and real-time data visibility to industrial applications. Read More Elgan: How Apple will kill cable TV Columnist Mike Elgan writes that Apple is going to do to your cable TV box what it did to the audio CD: Make it go away. Read More Ken Gagne: Steve Wozniak on Steve Jobs' resignation Looking back at Steve Jobs' career at Apple, he's produced and invented many insanely great products. But what's the response of Apple's oft-overlooked co-founder to Jobs' resignation as CEO? Read More
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