Steve Jobs was a co-founder of Apple Inc. and Pixar who helped revolutionize the technology and entertainment industries. Some key events in his career include co-founding Apple in 1976 and introducing the Apple II computer, returning to Apple as CEO in 1997 after it nearly went bankrupt, and leading the development of iconic products like the iPod, iPhone, and iPad that transformed how people interact with technology. He passed away in 2011 after making Apple one of the world's most valuable companies.

2.  Steve Jobs was born in San Francisco,
California and was born on February 24,
1955. Steve even co-founded Apple
computers.
 Steve designed the first personal
computer called the Apple II, or, the first
operational personal computer.
 He didn’t only work for Apple,
he co-founded Pixar Animation Studios.
He was death on October 5, 2011.

3. 1976
• Apple Computer Company founded.
1983 -1984
• Enters Fortune 500.
• John Sculley becomes president and CEO.
• Apple airs “1984” during Super Bowl.
1985
• Jobs forced out of company
1993
• Sculley forced out.
1997
• Steve Jobs returns to Apple.
2007
• Apple changes name to Apple, Inc.

4. • Apple’s main headquarters is located at 1
Infinite Loop, Silicon Valley, California.

5. • Apple has also expanded internationally
with locations in Cork, Ireland and
Silicon Valley, Singapore.
Cork, Ireland Silicon Valley, Singapore

6. • Apple has over 200 retail locations across the
U.S. To find a store nearest you, Apple’s main
website provides a search engine that can
provide that information.

7.  He made the iPhone because they said it "reinvent the phone". The
first iPhone came out in 2007. Back then everyone use phone with
keyboard and small screen and was called "smartphone".
 By 1997, Apple was nearly bankrupt. Jobs thus negotiated
Apple's purchase of NeXT which would allow him to return as the
company's interim CEO. He would eventually became Apple's CEO
and bring the company back to profitability by 1998. Beginning in
1997 with the Think Difference campaign, Jobs began to work
closely with designer jonathan “Jony” lve towards a line of devices
(named by ad executive Ken Segall) that would have larger cultural
ramifications: the iMac (1998); iTunes, the Apple Stores, and
the iPod (2001); the iTunes Store (2003); the iPhone (2007);
the App Store (2008); and the IPad (2010).

10. • 1997: “Think Different” ad campaign was
created
• 2002: “Apple Switch” ads
• 2006: “Get a Mac” more famously known as
PC vs. Mac

11. • Michael Matas,
• Gregory Novick,
• Imran Chaudhri
• Charles J. Pisula,
• Chris Blumenberg,
• Wayne C. Westerman,
• Henri C. Lamiraux,
• Paul D. Marcos,
• Marcel van Os,
• Steve Jobs,
• Nitin K. Ganatra,
• Richard Williamson,
• Stephen O. Lemay,
• Andre M.J. Boule,
• Kenneth Kocienda,
• Francisco Ryan Tolmasky,
• Freddy Allen Anzures,
• Scott Herz,
• Virgil Scott King,
• Greg Christie,
• Jeffrey Bush,
• Jeremy A. Wyld,
• Scott Forstall,
• Bas Ording,
• Patrick Lee offman

12. Version Release date Features
1.0 June , 2007 Enough Said
2.0 July 11 ,2008 App Store Launch.
3.0 June 17, 2009 *breather *copy and paste ,mms
4.0 June 21, 2010 Multitasking, App Folder, Face Time, Ibooks, Iad.
5.0 June 6, 2011 Icloud, Imessage, wireless sync.
6.0 Sept 19, 2012 *breather*Apple Map, Passbook launch, VIP
inboxes.
7.0 September 18, 2013 Complete user interface redesign
8.0 September 17, 2014 Apple pay, Apple Healthkit, Homekit, iCloudDriver,
new notification, Third party keybords.
9.0 June 24, 2015 *Potential breather*Stability and performance
improvement.

15.  iOS 8.4 (June 30, 2015)
Features
 Apple Music
 Apple Music costs
 Apple Radio, Beats One
 Completely Redesigned
Music
 iBooks improvements and
fixes
 Bug Fixes and Stability

16.  iOS 8.4 (June 30, 2015)
Advantages
 improvements for iBooks and bug fixes
 Apple Music (revolutionary music service, 24/7
global radio, and a way for fans to connect with their
favorite artists)
 includes several new features mostly revolving
around Apple Music, Beats 1 and iTunes Radio along
with several enhancements and refinements of
existing features.
 latest version of iTunes
 digital publications created with Apple’s free iBooks
Author app to be viewed on your iPhone 6 or iPhone
6 Plus complete with videos, Study Cards, the
glossary, highlights and linked online content.

17.  iOS 8.4 (June 30, 2015)
Limitation
 Installation issues
 Fast Depleting Battery
Life
 Connectivity
Problems
 Slowed Performance
 App Issues

18.  iOS 9.0 (June 23, 2015)
Features
 Very limited support on iPad 2
 Enhancements and additions to built-in apps
 CarPlay
 UI
 Spotlight Search
 Improvements to the iPad
 Experience
 Performance and Stability
 Enhancements
 Known Issues and Bugs

19.  iOS 9.0 (June 23, 2015)
Advantages
• Siri
• Maps
• New System Font
• boost iOS performance
• better service
• more personalized
• Music Streaming Service
• wirelessly discover
• securely manage
• control HomeKitcompatible accessories using an iOS device
• iCloud Drive to sync files across Mac and iOS
• Trusted Wi Fi in iOS 9 to intelligently distinguish between safe and
unsafe WiFi connections
• Proactive Lifestyle Management Feature
• Splitscreen Multitasking mode for the iPad
• New apps like Wallet app and news app
• Improved Battery Life And Low Power Mode.

20.  iOS 9.0 (June 23,
2015)
Limitation
• Smaller Download Size
• Bug Fixing and Stability
Improvement
• iPhone is getting extremely
hot in a shot time.
• The iPhone battery drains so
fast after getting iOS 8
upgrade to iOS 9.
• iPhone gets slower after the
iOS 9 upgrade. It takes time
for iPhone to respond