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After steves success and being away from his biological family he tried to find his mom and dad of which he didnt want a detective to find them but by himself since he wantd to tell them everyhting, but clara jobs died in 1986 of which he wanted to go and try to find his biological father. And this was the end for Steve jobs.

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On september 12, 1988, steve jobs arranged a presentation for the launch of, NeXT software, since he knew, the "power of presentation". This computer would be the first computer to have a dictionary, "all in one".

Quote #10: "every computer will be different from now on"

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After steve wanted to leave apple, everyone in the company signed a paper and engraved it in each macintosh computer so no one but the company knew, and in 1985, he was cut from apple and went to do his own thing.

Quote #9: "youve probably had somebody knock the wind out of you and you cant breathe. But if you relax you will start breathing again, thats how i felt." (114-115)

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How Steve Jobs Brought the Apple II to the Classroom

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Steve wanted to expand his market to more of the world and so more people can expierience the, "power of the computer", he also wanted computers to go to schoools so young people can use them to and learn more about them.

Quote #8: "A computer is the most incredible tool we've ever seen . It can be a writing tool, a communications center, a super calculator, a planner, a filer, instroment, all in one." (93)

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Steve started to get orders from many dealer sand the computer was being advertised for "April 30, 1977", there was still issues with the case but even with that setve said, "my collection is, we stole the show".

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Steve was very dedicated, steve wanted to go to japan but was afraid he wasnt going to come back and work on the computers, but steve was "striving for perfection" even though he would be a monk or if he would be a buesnisman. This dedication lead to steves success at the time, and now in the future.

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Steve and Woz took over steves dads garage which they took out all the cars and created shelves, and labels and created the computers in here. And with this garage and dream botht he steves were immersed in creating Apple computers.

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The company finally got the brains of the apple computers and made them working and when terrell made his offers of how much they could sell the copmuters for steve couldnt deny, Woz couldnt belive how much success the company can truley have.

Quote #7: "it was the first and most astounding success for the Apple Company". (64)

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Steve had to come up with a name for the company, and he wanted to just stick to, APPLE, sensing that it was a uncontroversial name that is simple and sticks to the name of the orchrd that he dieted off of.

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Steve created a group which cam from a couple of peopel to hundreds, all these people wanted to help in creating the comupter, steve wanted to make the computer affordable, but still good enough for the average human to use and enjoy.

Quote #6: " we thought low-cost copmuters would empower people to do things they never could before". (56)

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Apple is one of the world's most influential companies.

The brand has gained a strong and loyal customer base by creating and selling high-quality products based on innovative design principles.

But Apple wasn't always a success. The company went through its struggles and failures before becoming the renowned brand it is today.

Apple's strong branding is spearheaded by its iconic logo design.

What's the story behind Apple's famous logo?

The History and Evolution of the Apple logo

When was Apple established?

Apple Inc. was founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne. Two weeks after the company was formed, Wayne sold his interest in the company for $800.

The company was established during a time when technology was still in its infancy and computers were bulky and troublesome to use. Apple's wanted to make computers more user-friendly by making them more portable.

How did Apple get its name?

There are many theories regarding Apple's brand name and its origins. Some of these theories include:

The brand name was inspired by Eve's bite out of the apple.

The story of Nymphus gaining immortality by eating a golden apple.

Alan Turing, the father of modern computing, died after eating a poisoned apple.

From the famous saying: "an apple a day keeps the doctor away."

Some claim that the three founders wanted a more casual name.

Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak wanted the Apple brand name to appear before Atari in phone books.

But in reality, Steve Jobs named the company Apple because he liked the fruit. Steve Jobs followed a fruitarian diet and suggested the name Apple to Wozniak after Jobs visited an apple orchard.

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How did Apple develop its original brand identity?

Apple's first logo design illustrated Isaac Newton reading under an apple tree. It was designed by the third co-founder, Ronald Wayne, in 1976.

The Evolution of the Apple logo

Apple's logo has evolved over the years. We look at the most critical years of evolution below, and the following video is an excellent summary of the evolution of the apple logo.

1976

The original Apple logo, designed by Ronald Wayne, shows an image of Isaac Newton reading a book under a tree. It captures the moment right before an apple fell on his head. The design includes the company name in a ribbon wrapping around the image.

Despite its uniqueness and art, the logo doesn't wholly represent what the company stands for and quickly became outdated.

1977

Steve Jobs thought the original logo was too old-fashioned and difficult to print on a smaller scale. He hired Rob Janoff, an experienced logo designer, to rebrand the company.

Jobs wanted a logo that would represent modern computer design's importance and blend in with the brand name "Apple." The result was an image of a two-dimensional apple colored with a spectrum of rainbow colors. That new design underscored the company's Apple II computer - the world's first colored-display computer.

The bitten Apple logo was intentionally designed to distinguish it from a cherry since apples and cherries often look alike.

1984

The logo underwent minimal changes until 1984, but the most distinct difference happened during the Macintosh launch. Landor Associates removed the name "Apple" from the company logo and made it the logo we are familiar with today.

1998

Steve Jobs was forced out of Apple in 1986 due to a conflict with company executives. But he returned in 1997 as the company was close to going bankrupt.

One of the biggest challenges that Jobs faced was to revamp the company's image, starting from its logo. He changed the previous rainbow logo into translucent sky blue to fit the first iMac. But eventually switched to solid black in 1998 to complement their new silver computer models and to successfully paint Apple as a luxury brand.

The change to the logo also reflected Jobs' love of skeuomorphism. In this design style, items mimic a real-world object so users can easily understand the designs, analogous to a product walkthrough, and adopt a new interface.

For instance, a 3-D image replicating a trashcan is easy for everyone to recognize, even if they don't speak a particular language and can't read the text.

2001-2007

Apple released Cheetah, a MacOS 10.1, in 2001 with the aqua Apple logo, along with popular products such as the iPod, iTunes, and more. It was a revolutionary year for the brand as many of its products were popular and helped Apple to earn record profits.

In 2007, Apple changed the logo to a chrome-textured design to go with its upcoming aluminum-based products.

2007-2015

Apple veered away from its glass-themed logo and went with a simple and flat design, keeping the design straightforward while complementing its products.

The logo since then has been the Apple logo popularly recognized today. The flat design perfectly complements Apple's low-carbon aluminum devices, helping them appear luxurious and easy on the eyes.

Why is the Apple logo effective?

The Apple logo is now synonymous with a modern, reliable, and stylish brand. The logo continues to evolve alongside Apple's products - a perfect representation of innovation.

The logo works because it's simple and easy to understand, and even non-Apple users recognize the brand. The perfect pairing of the logo and its brand name has helped people quickly identify the brand.

And while the logo remains to be an effective and robust depiction of luxury and credibility, Apple continues to deliver high-quality products that are user-friendly and portable.

7 Interesting Apple facts you probably didn't know

There is more to the beloved Apple brand than meets the eyes. Here are some interesting facts about Apple that you probably didn't know:

1. Apple has more cash on hand than the government. The world's most influential brand sometimes has twice the amount of cash as the US government.

2. Apple had a clothing line in 1986. In 1986, Apple launched a clothing line called "The Apple Collection." The designs were far from the minimalistic Apple we know today. Their clothing line included shirts, accessories, and other items that sported the rainbow logo.

3. Almost all of the Apple devices in ads are set to 9:41. The time was initially set to 9:42, when the first iPhone was launched in 2007 by Steve Jobs. But it was later changed to 9:41 in 2010 during the first iPad launch.

4. Apple had over 140,000 employees worldwide in 2020.

5. Apple sold 657,000 iPhones each day in 2021.

6. Apple iPad doesn't have a built-in calculator. There's a rumor that Steve Jobs didn't like the original calculator design for the tablet in 2010. And to this day, the Apple iPad still doesn't have a calculator built in to use.

Apple continues to be one of the world's most successful and influential brands. As the company changed and evolved, Apple evolved its branding too.

How has your company changed and evolved? Is this the right time for you to consider a rebrand?

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The Apple Logo: History, Meaning, Design Influences, and Evolution

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Steve fell in love with the beauty of the lines, shapes, sizes of calligraphy, even though steve dropped out he went with the teacher that teachs caligprahy and he got help from him (this is how steve got his designing of the signs, billboards, and ads for apple).

Quote #5: "Caligraphy is graphic music moving with rhythmic gesture across a field of silent space which surrounds it".

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Founded in 1908 in southeast Portland, Oregon, Reed College is a coeducational, independent liberal arts and sciences college. Referred to as one of the most intellectual colleges in the country, Reed is known for its high standards of scholarly practice, creative thinking, and engaged citizenship.

Reed students pursue the bachelor of arts degree in 40 majors and programs. The curriculum includes a yearlong humanities course, broad distribution requirements, and a senior thesis. A 9:1 student-to-faculty ratio and small conference-style classes allow faculty members to truly mentor students and engage with them in individual discussions. Reed also offers a graduate program leading to a master of arts degree in liberal studies.

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We've asked proud members of each graduating class since 2009 to tell us about themselves, their theses, and their Reed experiences. Learn more.

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Reed students are dedicated to serious and open intellectual inquiry and to a community in which everyone can fully participate, regardless of identity.

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Founded in 1908 in southeast Portland, Oregon, Reed College is a coeducational, independent liberal arts and sciences college. Referred to as one of the most intellectual colleges in the country, Reed is known for its high standards of scholarly practice, creative thinking, and engaged citizenship.

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Steve was having a hard time in, reed college, after about 6 months he saw "no value in it", so steve decided to drop out, but instead of leaving eh stayed at the campus and lived on a "free-living arragment". Steve read many books from the campus and learned about dieats even though he was dropped out he wanted to learn more.

Quote 4: "After 6 months i couldn't see value in it. I had no idea what i wanted to do with my life, and college wasn't going to help with that." (36)

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Iin 1972 steve was ready to go to college, steve ended up getting the oppurtunitie to go to, Reed college of Portland oregon, steve only wanted to go to reed.

Quote 3: " After a visit to the school, he diceided that Reed was the only college he wanted to go to". (35)

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woz and Steve went to the stanford universtiy libary, where they found a manual showing how exatcly teh phone system worked. Woz begin early with designing the "Blue Fox". After woz created this idea of the "blue fox", steve thought that they can start selling devices like the "blue fox", steves objective was to have "free calls", and make "Dial-a-joke lines".

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In steve' free time he would buy parts for cheap, fix them, and then sell them for more, and this business was ismilar to his father of which he bought old cars and fixed them up and sold them. Steve also "hatricked" people into hiring him on the weekends to get money.

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Steve got recommanded to a class that his friend Wozniak took, which was eletronics 1 course, they both took the class together and this class helped steve get even more into eletronics.

Quote 2: "there was a popular class for "wireheads" (as these dedicated electronic fans like steve were called): john mcollums eletronics 1 course.

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When Wozniak (steves friend in the neighborhood) was born he used to hang out a lot with Steve since they both likes electronics and they both went to the same school. Wozniak or "woz" said he has many memories of them being together like woz said "we have so much in common".

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When steve was in his neighborhood with his neighbor who was a engineer arranged steve to join the "Hewlett-Packard's Explorer Club in 1967. And one day when the techs were showing the new techs they had one in particular caught steves eye, the desktop computer, with this interaction it got steve hooked to computers.

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Steve went to monta loma elementary school in mountain view, steve didnt really like going to school he just wanted to "read books" and "chase butterflies around" he considerd himself at the time "not the smartest being".

Quote 1: "When i got there i really just wanted to do two things: i wanted to read books , bevause i loved reading books, and i wanted to go outside and chase butterflies. You know, do the things that a five-year old would do". (8)

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Steve Jobs Net Worth
$250 Million
Steve Jobs known as Steven Paul Jobs was an American business magnate, media proprietor, investor and industrial designer. As of 2011, Steve Jobs's net worth is $250 million. He was the founder, chairman, and CEO of Apple Inc. The chairman and main shareholder of Pixar; a member of The Walt Disney Company's board of directors.

Jobs, along with his early business partner and fellow Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, is generally regarded as a pioneer of the personal computer revolution of the 1970s and 1980s. Jobs was born and adopted in San Francisco, California.

Steve Jobs Wiki/Biography

Born on 24 February 1955, Steve Jobs's age was 56 Years Old at the time of his death. He was born and brought up in a middle-class Zen Buddhist family from San Fransisco, California, the United States. He was an American by nationality and believed in the Zen Buddhist religion.

He completed his early education at the Monta Loma Elementary School, Cupertino Junior High School, and later at the Homestead High School in California, United States.

He later enrolled himself at De Anza College, and Reed College in California, the United States from where he completed his higher education. From the very beginning of his childhood, he had to work hard and was more interested in studies and innovation rather than in other co-curricular activities.

Full Name

Steven Paul Jobs

Date of Birth

24 February 1955

Date of Death

5 October 2011

Birth Place

San Francisco, California, United States

Death Place

Palo Alto, California, United States

Profession

Entrepreneur, Business Magnate, Media Proprietor, Investor and Industrial Designer

Years Active

1971 - Present

Ethnicity

Syrian and German-American Descent

Hometown

San Francisco

School/High School

Monta Loma Elementary School, Cupertino Junior High School and Homestead High School in California, United States

College/University

De Anza College, and Reed College in California, United States

Education Qualification

Graduate

Family, Wife & Relationships

Steve Jobs's Parents are Abdulfattah Jandali and Joanna Schiebel. His father's name is Mr. Abdulfattah Jandali, who was a Syrian teaching assistant by profession at the time.

His mother's name was Joanna Schiebel, who was a graduate student at the time.

He had two siblings. He had two sisters named Mona Simpson, and Patricia Ann Jobs.

Steve Jobs's marital status was married at the time of his death. In the year 1991, he married Laurene Powell, an American billionaire businesswoman.

He had four children. He had three daughters named Lisa Brennan-Jobs, Eve Jobs, Erin Sienna Jobs, and a son named Reed Jobs. Aside from Laurene, he has been in relationships with Chrisann Brennan, Diane Keaton, and Joan Baez.

Physical Appearance

Steve Jobs was a young-looking smart and handsome man with a charming and dashing personality. He owned a strong physique with great body measurements and a normal body type.

He was about 6 feet 2 inches in height and his body weight was around 70 Kg. He had short grey color hair and also had blistering dark brown color eyes.
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250 Million Steve Jobs known as Steven Paul Jobs was an American business magnate, media proprietor, investor and industrial designer. As of 2011, Steve Jobs's net worth is $250 million. He was the founder, chairman, and CEO of Apple Inc. The chairman and main shareholder of Pixar; a member of The Walt Disney Company's board of directors.

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When Steve was born, his parents "john" jandali and joanne scheible were studying at the university of wisconsin when they unexpectedly had steve and worried about their studys and careers in the university they put steve up for adoption, of which clara and paul jobs took Steve in

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Lakin, Patricia. steve jobs (thinking differently). patricia lakin. new york. 2012.