Steve Jobs

It's easy to forget that the first iPhone didn't even have an App Store.

The one-page document pre-dated Apple by three years and was initially valued at $50,000.

The rare one-page document dates back to 1973, three years before the launch of Apple.

In our smartphone saturated world, anxiety and depression are rife and the way we communicate with each other has become distant and diminished.

Five ways Apple's CEO has affected the company, five years after the death of co-founder Steve Jobs.

Kate Winslet discusses “The Dressmaker,” the commercial failure of “Steve Jobs” and why she wants to be unrecognizable.

A 1988 Newsweek cover story profiled the tech mogul's newest endeavor after resigning as Apple chairman.

Xerox made Steve Jobs an offer he couldn't refuse...

Zuckerberg shares a photo of his gray T-shirts and his slightly darker hoodies.

The elusive graffiti artist reminds the world that "Steve Jobs was the son of a Syrian migrant."

Danny Boyle's film took just $7.3 million, less than a third of its production costs.

Aaron Sorkin's latest screenplay harkens back to a familiar and personal theme.

"Steve Jobs" director Danny Boyle explains the Dylan song choices in his movie.

Aaron Sorkin's Steve Jobs movie is like Macworld fanfiction with the drama pitched to Shakespearean heights.

"It's likely we'll see a black Jobs or Gates or Musk before a female version."

“The musicians play the instruments. I play the orchestra. I sat in a garage and I invented the future.”

Apple’s the most valuable company in the world, and desperate to reinvent itself.

Steve Jobs gets too much credit for his ideas and too little for the way he conducted his complex symphony.