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Youth Steven Paul Jobs was born on February 24, 1955 in San Francisco, California. His unwed biological parents, Joanne Schieble and Abdulfattah Jandali, put him up for adoption. Steve was adopted by Paul and Clara Jobs, a lower-middle-class couple, who moved to the suburban city of Mountain View a couple of years later. Paul Jobs and his son The Santa Clara county, south of the Bay Area, became known as Silicon Valley in the early 1950s after the sprouting of a myriad of semi-conductor companies. As a result, young Steve Jobs grew up in a neighborhood of engineers working on electronics and other gizmos in their garages on weekends. This shaped his interest in the field as he grew up. At age 13, he met one the most important persons in his life: 18-year-old Stephen Wozniak, an electronics wiz kid, and, like Steve, an incorrigible prankster. Five years later, when Steve Jobs reached college age, he told his parents he wanted to enroll in Reed College — an expensive liberal arts college up in Oregon. Even though the tuition fees were astronomical for the poor couple, they had promised their son's biological parents he would get a college education, so they relented. Steve spent only one semester at Reed, then dropped out, as he was more interested in eastern philosophy, fruitarian diets, and LSD than in the classes he took. He moved to a hippie commune in Oregon where his main activity was cultivating apples. A few months later, Steve returned to California to look for a job. He was hired at the young video game maker Atari, and used his wages to make a trip to India with one of his college friends, in order to 'seek enlightenment'. He came back a little disillusioned and started to take interest in his friend Woz's new activities. Apple's origins The Jobses garage Woz, whose interest in electronics had grown stronger, was regularly attending meetings of a group of early computer hobbyists called the Homebrew Computer Club. They were the real pioneers of personal computing, a collection of radio jammers, computer professionals and enlightened amateurs who gathered to show off their latest prowess in building their own personal computer or writing software. The club started to gain popularity after the Altair 8800 personal computer kit came out in 1975. The knowledge that Woz gathered at the Homebrew meetings, as well as his exceptional talent, allowed him to build his own computer board — simply because he wanted a personal computer for himself. Steve Jobs took interest, and he quickly understood that his friend's brilliant invention could be sold to software hobbyists, who wanted to write software without the hassle of assembling a computer kit. Jobs convinced Wozniak to start a company for that purpose: Apple Computer was born on April 1, 1976. The following months were spent assembling boards of Apple I computers in the Jobses' garage, and selling them to independent computer dealers in .

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Background info Steve Paul Jobs was born on February 24, 1955 to biological parents Joanne Carole Schieble and Abdulfattah Jandali. He was put up for adoption for unknown reasons, and was adopted by Justin and Clara Jobs of Mountain View, California. Jobs initially became interested in electronics around the age of 11 with a neighbor/friend Bill Fernandez. In 1972, Jobs graduated from Homestead High School. Bill introduced Jobs to Steve Wozniak. Jobs and Wozniak sold blue boxes and small devices that would allow the calling of international numbers for free. He enrolled in Reed College. Eventually, Jobs realized that higher education would not give him what he expected in life; after six months he dropped out. In 1974, he returned to the United States, and began to attend meetings of the Homebrew Computer Club with Wozniak. When he was 19, he got a job at Atari, with the primary goal of saving up for a spiritual trip to India. He traveled throughout India for a month, with his best friend Dan Kottke, looking for enlightenment. Instead of enlightenment, he experienced disappointment. When Jobs returned, he learned that Wozniak had created a design for a personal computer (which he called Apple I). This marked the beginning of Apple Computer Inc, on April 1st, 1976. The first sale of the Apple I happened at a local computer store, The Byte Shop. They bought fifty Apple computers at $500 each. In April 1977 at the West Coast Computer Faire, the Apple II was introduced. Wozniak’s new design, with its compactness, performance, and disk drives became an instant success. After introducing the Apple II, Jobs started on the next great project, Lisa. The main feature of Lisa was its Graphical User Interface (GUI). Also, this machine came with the first affordable mouse. Because of his managerial style, and the tension with Apple’s president Mike Scott, this lead to Jobs' exclusion from the Lisa project. Instead, Steve Jobs was named Chairman of the Board. Later, Jobs moved on to taking over a small R&D group working on a computer called the Macintosh (Mac). Both the Lisa and the Apple III, were attempts to respond to the release of the IBM PC. The Lisa, which was released on January 19, 1983, was a failure because of its high price. On January 24, 1984, the Macintosh was released to great fanfare. Unfortunately, it did not sell well. It did have some successes on US college campuses. This lead to increased tensions between Jobs and the new CEO John Sculley, which resulted in Jobs being removed from the Mac and Lisa divisions. Steve Jobs, hired five people away from Apple, and created a new company NeXT Computer, Inc. Jobs initially aimed to make the perfect company, with first-class offices on the Stanford University campus, and a $100,000 logo created by the renowned Yale professor Paul Rand. On October 12th 1988, NeXT Computer released the NeXT Cube. It was an elegant machine with new technologies including an magneto-optical drive, Digital Signa.

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