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1. 1955 - 2011

2. Team Members
Suraj
Rithika
Swati
Sagar
Vandana
Suman
Manoj

3. Birt
hBorn February 24, 1955 in San
Francisco, CA
Joanne Simpson and Abdul fattah John
Jandali
Put up for adoption
Prospective parents need to send him
to college
Paul and Clara Jobs
Lower-middle class couple (not ideal)
The house Jobs grew up in

4. Childhood
• Moves to Santa Clara (Silicon) Valley
• Disorderly child, does not care about school
• 4th
grade teacher – Imogene “Teddy” Hill
– Bribed Jobs with $5 bills and candy
– Skips 5th
grade  Crittenden Middle School
• Bullied
– 11 years old
– Says he will stop going to school if he isn’t transferred
– Job move to Los Altos.

5. Teenage Years
• In Los Altos, Jobs becomes increasingly curious about
electronics that filled neighbors’ garages
• Homestead High School
• Takes popular electronics class
– Befriends Bill Fernandez
– Neighbor – introduced him to
Steve Wozniak in 1969
• Works at Hewlett-Packard Company
in summer
Mr. McCollum’s Electronics 1 class
Jobs

6. the SteveS
• Wozniak & Fernandez –The Cream Soda Computer
– Little computer board, intrigued Jobs.
• High school pranks
• “Phone freaks” – early computer hackers that built “blue boxes”
– Devices that fooled AT&T’s long-distance switching equipment  allowed to make
phone calls for free.
– Sold to Cal-Berkeley students.

7. reed College
• A private liberal arts college in Oregon
– Very expensive, but parents vowed to pay for college.
• Jobs drops out
– Felt that college was waste of money.
• Eastern mysticism
– Strange philosophies: fasting, only eating fruit, etc.

8. AtAri
• 1974 – got a job at arguable the
first video game company
• Nolan Bushnell
–Atari’s founder/ made pinball
machines
–Inspiration for Jobs

9. College- 21st
Century
• Steve Jobs persuaded his friends, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald
Wayne to help him construct and distribute computers.
• Ronald Wayne sold his 10% stock in the company two weeks
after, for $2,300, would be worth $35 Billion today.
• Wozniak and Jobs later that year, got funding from Mike
Markkula Jr. a retired millionaire from Intel.
• Needed to find an executive to help manage the company.
2066 Christ Street

10. College- 21st
Century…
• Recruited Mike Scott in 1978 to serve as CEO,
but was later replaced
– After firing 40 people, he stated,
“I used to say that when being CEO at Apple isn’t fun
anymore, I’d quit. But now I’ve changed my mind – when
it
isn’t fun anymore, I’ll fire people until it’s fun again.”

11. College- 21st
Century…
• In 1983, John Sculley, A pepsi executive, was persuaded to
replace Mike Scott.
• He was told by Steve Jobs
– “Do you want to sell sugar water for the rest of your life, or
do you want to come with me and change the world?”
• Sculley ended up being a very good CEO for Apple, leading to
most of it’s progression as a business.

12. College- 21st
Century…
• On January 24th
, 1984, Apple announced the release of the first
Macintosh computer.
– First commercially successful small computer with a
Graphical User Interface.
– Headed by Steve Jobs
• An industry wide slump toward the end of 1984 led to Jobs
being fired from Apple

13. College- 21st
Century…
• Jobs went on to found another computer company, The NeXT
computer.
– Very expensive, very high quality computer.
• Because the computer was so cost prohibitive, the company
had a hard time selling computers, and eventually transitioned
into software development in 1993.

14. the Big three (3)

15. College- 21st
Century…
• In 1986, Jobs bought Pixar for $10 million
• Led to much of his early financial wealth
• Sold Pixar to Disney in 2006 for $7.4 billion

16. College- 21st
Century…
• In 1996, Apple bought the NeXT computer
company, bringing Jobs back to Apple.
• He ended many programs he saw as obsolete.
• Many of the software from NeXT was integrated
into Mac’s.
– NeXTSTEP evolved into Mac OS X
• In 2000, Jobs took over as CEO of the company
– Led to much of the branching out of the company in
recent years.

17. 21st
Century – Death
• Greatest innovator of the
21st
century according to
PC magazine in the field of
technology
• Made legendary
accomplishments at 54
– Music players, music
software, digital Apple
store, laptops, tablets
and even cellular
phones

18. iPoD
• Apple created a product that
far exceeded the “big and
clunky or small and useless”
digital music players.
• The team of engineers came
out with a music player on
Oct. 23, 2001 with a 5 GB
hard drive that could fit
“1,000 songs in your pocket”

19. iPhone
• The development of the iPhone began
in 2005 by Steve Jobs; wanted Apple
to investigate touch screens
• Created through a secret
collaboration with AT&T and was
released on June 29, 2007
• Was a huge success; a total of 73.5
million iPhones sold by the end of
2010.
• Apple currently holds more than 50%
of the total profit of global cellphone
sales.

20. iPaD
• The first iPad released on April
30, 2010
– 3G (provided by AT&T) and Wi-
Fi connecting capabilities
• More successful than the original
iPhone, sold 300,000 on the first
day and sold 15 million total
• iPad 2 released on March 11,
2011
– 33% thinner and twice as fast
than first

21. aPPle-samsung Patent
war
• Complaints registered on 15-April-2011.
• Trade dress.
• Design Patent.
• Patent Right
• Damages.

22. Death of a Genius
Can you all stand for
1 minute
as a tribute for the
legendary innovator
in the area of
mobile technology.

23. Death of a Genius
• On, October 5th
, 2011, Jobs passed away from
pancreatic cancer.
• "Apple has lost a visionary and creative
genius, and the world has lost an amazing
human being [. . .]”

26. Thank You