Pirates of silicon valley, Clash Between Bill Gates And Steve Jobs
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- 4. 1. • Creator of Personal computer’s. • Ranked second in ALL TIME GREATEST INNOVATORS • Thrown Out Of His Own Company, Just To Come Back To create Revolutions GUESS WHO?
- 5. JOBS
- 7. Twenty-five years ago….. Inc magazine named Apple Co-founder Steve Jobs entrepreneur of the decade, despite the fact that his board had tossed him out. He bought a little special effects shop from George Lucas, Pixar, that seemed to be going nowhere.
- 8. • He launched the iMac, the iPod, the iPhone, the iPad. iTunes and Apple retail stores would redefine commerce. • And Pixar? He turned it into a hit-making studio and sold it to Disney for a cool 7.4 billion dollars.
- 9. The Pirate Point’s Stole The Idea Of GUI From A Group of computer Enthusiasts Named XEROX (which was later stole by the Next Pirate ) Without which there would have Been NO Personal Computers!
- 10. 2. • A Computer Genius • Has changed the world through technology and charity. • Saved Apple with a ($150 million infusion) from being Bankrupted GUESS WHO?
- 12. Gates work! • His charitable foundation has saved untold lives with an endowment estimated at $38 billion. • Bill Gates made more money, and has given more of it away.
- 13. Pirate Point’s • Stole The Concept Of Windows From (Macintosh 2) Mac OS. • Released WINDOWS Before Mac OS And Wiped Out The Market Of Apple (Had to Face Severe Consequences later).
- 18. • Gates: Steve Jobs was "fundamentally odd," and "weirdly flawed as a human being“ • Jobs on Gates: “He’d be a broader guy if he had dropped acid once or gone off to an ashram when he was younger"
- 19. Things changed when Steve Jobs came back at Apple in 1997. On the brink of bankruptcy, Jobs turned to his ‘old acquaintance’ Bill Gates for help. When Steve Jobs announced that Microsoft was not the enemy anymore, few could believe their ears. He went as far as praising the quality of their Mac apps like Office and Internet Explorer… that was outrageous!