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Just a few months before his death, Steve Jobs was envisioning a major refinement to the iPhone camera as he met with the CEO of a company expanding the boundaries of photography.

Though the iPhone 4S camera delivered improvements in megapixels, sharpness, and performance, Jobs as usual wanted to push the envelope even further, according to 9to5Mac’s advance peek at a new book called “Inside Apple ” (more…)

, McGraw-Hill’s CEO, Terry McGraw, said that Apple ‘s modern take on textbooks was Steve Jobs’ vision. 
Sitting and listening to all of this, I wish
was here. I was with him in June this past year, and we were talking about some of the benchmarks, and some of the things that we were trying to do together. He should be here. He probably is [gesturing up and around]. This was his vision, this was his idea, and it all had to do with the iPad.
He (more…)

 in the past, some based on
floating around the web, while others – a conceptualization of what the designer wants.
The mock-up below, falls in the latter category. The designer, Antonio De Rosa from ADR Studio, created the design with Steve Jobs in mind.
“Totally glass capacitive screen on a polycarbonate lightweight body.
New design inspired by Steve Jobs, new core with A6 dual core processor, new camera 10 Mpx.
A classic reinvented. (more…)

early next year.
Apple launched the Wi-Fi version of the original iPad on April 3rd, 2010 in the United States and iPad 2 on March 11th, 2011.
So based on Apple ‘s previous track record, it is likely to launch iPad 3 by mid-March or early April. But it looks like Apple wants to launch it in February, according to
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 reports that Apple is putting pressure on its manufacturing partners to meet deadlines that allow it launch iPad 3 on Steve (more…)

Lord Sacks, UK’s chief Rabbi, in an interfaith gathering attended by the Queen, blamed
for creating an “egocentric culture.” He said that the consumer-driven society, which Apple helped create, spread unhappiness amongst people.
“People are looking for values other than the values of a consumer society. The values of a consumer society really aren’t ones you can live by for terribly long. 
The consumer society was laid down by the late (more…)

reports that Steve Jobs’s original plan for the iPhone was to bypass carriers entirely using a network owned and run by Apple .
John Stanton, a chairman at the venture capital firm Trilogy Partnership and a legend in the mobile industry, answered questions during an interview that was part of the 
 conference in Seattle yesterday. While discussing the future of the mobile industry, he talked about his interaction with Steve Jobs.
Stanton has (more…)

then in addition to Steve Jobs and Apple , we also have to thank one loud mouthed Microsoft employee who bugged Steve Jobs so much ”
that he decided that Apple should create a device to show them what a tablet really can be and rest of it as we know is history.
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he had developed for Microsoft. “He’s our employee and he’s revealing out intellectual property,” Gates recounted. Jobs was also annoyed, and it had the consequence that Gates (more…)

The eagerly awaited official biography of Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson is available in the U.S. on Apple ‘s iBooks. Over the last few days we have already seen a
 and quotes from the book.

Also a number of users are reporting that Steve Jobs’ biography which they had pre-ordered at Amazon is now available on their Kindles.
The book is based on more than forty interviews with Steve Jobs over a period of two years, which is what sets it apart (more…)

, we have started seeing excerpts and quotes from Steve Job’s official biography by Walter Isaacson that is expected to be released on Monday, October 24th, appearing online.
One such interesting excerpt is about Steve Jobs comments on television sets, which seems to suggest that Apple may launch its own Apple branded television sets in the future.
“He very much wanted to do for television sets what he had done for computers, music players, (more…)

CBS has posted videos of the 60 minutes interview with Walter Isaacson, who has written
that is expected to be released on Monday, October 24th.
CBS has also published some of the extras that were not included in the original broadcast. 
Seven years ago, Steve Jobs asked Walter Isaacson, a former editor of TIME Magazine, if he would write his biography. Isaacson, who has done books about Benjamin Franklin and Albert Einstein, thought the request (more…)