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Apple founder Steve Jobs on Microsoft: ‘No taste, don’t think of original ideas, third-rate products…’ | Old video | Mint

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Livemint · 1y ago

Apple founder Steve Jobs on Microsoft: ‘No taste, don’t think of original ideas, third-rate products…’ | Old video | Mint

A resurfaced clip of Apple founder Steve Jobs criticizing Microsoft is making rounds on social media. In the clip, Jobs expresses his view that Microsoft lacks taste, originality, and cultural influence in their products. He also refers to their products as "third-rate". The clip gained attention following a recent worldwide outage of Microsoft Windows systems caused by a software update error from CrowdStrike. The outage disrupted various industries, leading to manual processes and service cancellations. CrowdStrike's CEO, George Kurtz, addressed the issue on social media, assuring affected users that the company was actively working to resolve the problem.

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Bill Gates says he will ‘never achieve’ the genius of Steve Jobs

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Livemint · 1y ago

Bill Gates says he will ‘never achieve’ the genius of Steve Jobs

Apple founder Steve Jobs and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates had a complex relationship that evolved from allies to rivals to a more amicable connection over the course of three decades. Despite Gates' success and wealth, he admits he can never match Jobs' natural ability to captivate an audience and improvise on stage. In the book "Becoming Steve Jobs," it is revealed that Jobs meticulously prepared for his presentations, paying attention to every detail to ensure a flawless delivery. Gates, on the other hand, focuses on explaining his company's vision in a straightforward manner that resonates with his audience.

Microsoft nears takeover of 'Call of Duty' maker Activision

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Microsoft nears takeover of 'Call of Duty' maker Activision

Microsoft is close to finalizing its $69 billion acquisition of video game company Activision Blizzard, after UK regulators dropped their objections. The acquisition would make Microsoft the world's third-largest gaming company by revenue. The original deal was blocked in April by the UK's Competition and Markets Authority over concerns about competition in the cloud gaming sector. However, Microsoft submitted a new bid that addressed these concerns. The deal is expected to close by October 18.

Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak is doing well after minor stroke

Gizmodo

Gizmodo · 1y ago

Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak is doing well after minor stroke

Apple's co-founder, Steve Wozniak, has been hospitalized after suffering a minor stroke while speaking at the World Business Forum in Mexico City. The 73-year-old technologist, who is now "back home and feeling good," had to cancel his upcoming speaking engagements. Wozniak co-founded Apple with Steve Jobs in 1976 and played a crucial role in building the company's first computer. Although he left Apple in 1985, Wozniak remains an influential figure in the tech industry.

Apple exec reminds us that the original iPhone was way smaller than you remember

Business Insider

Business Insider · 1y ago

Apple exec reminds us that the original iPhone was way smaller than you remember

Apple's senior vice president of worldwide marketing, Greg Joswiak, reflects on the launch of the original iPhone, highlighting how small it appears in comparison to modern smartphones. Despite the initial excitement over the 3.5-inch screen, Joswiak acknowledges that current displays are far more impressive. Apple's transition to larger screen sizes with the iPhone 6 marked a departure from Steve Jobs' initial opposition to bigger phones. The original iPhone still holds collectors' interest, with a sealed model fetching a significant sum at auction.

Early Apple computer that helped launch $3 trillion company sells at auction for $223,000

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Early Apple computer that helped launch $3 trillion company sells at auction for $223,000

A vintage Apple-1 computer, one of the first built by Apple and signed by co-founder Steve Wozniak, has been auctioned for over $223,000. Originally sold for $666 in the late 1970s, this fully operational unit was expected to fetch around $200,000. The auction also included other Apple-related items, such as an original handwritten advertisement for the Apple-1 and an Apple company check signed by Steve Jobs and Wozniak, which sold for $176,000 and $135,000, respectively. The auction was held by RR Auction, a Boston-based auction house.

Despite their rivalry, Steve Jobs defined his bond with Bill Gates using this Beatles lyric, and it might just melt your heart

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1m ago

Despite their rivalry, Steve Jobs defined his bond with Bill Gates using this Beatles lyric, and it might just melt your heart

In a poignant 2007 interview, Steve Jobs described his relationship with rival Bill Gates using a Beatles lyric, highlighting their shared history despite fierce competition. Their dynamic evolved from animosity to mutual admiration, especially after Microsoft aided an ailing Apple in 1997. During the AllThingsD conference, Jobs quoted the Beatles, acknowledging their long-standing connection. The sentiment, seemingly a farewell with Jobs' health secretly in decline, underscored a bond transcending rivalry and creating a shared legacy.

Bill Gates thinks of himself as 'very nice' compared to Elon Musk and Steve Jobs

Business Insider

Business Insider · 1y ago

Bill Gates thinks of himself as 'very nice' compared to Elon Musk and Steve Jobs

During a fireside chat, Bill Gates referred to Elon Musk and Steve Jobs, considering himself "very nice" in comparison to fellow tech leaders. Gates mentioned the different approaches to leadership and the level of intensity required in spearheading innovative companies. Despite a complex relationship with both Jobs and Musk, Gates acknowledged their impact on major technological advancements. Gates also confirmed the legend of memorizing his employees' license plates during the early days of Microsoft to track their work hours. His intense focus on innovation continues to shape his thinking.

Satya Nadella compares Rabbit R1 AI assistant to original iPhone

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Livemint · 1y ago

Satya Nadella compares Rabbit R1 AI assistant to original iPhone

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella praised Rabbit R1, an AI assistant unveiled at CES 2024, comparing it to Steve Jobs' launch of the iPhone. Nadella believes that Rabbit R1's demo showcased the potential of an agent-centric operating system interface. The AI assistant, developed by Rabbit, is equipped with a touchscreen display and can perform various tasks, including playing music and ordering groceries. Unlike typical AI-based offerings, Rabbit R1 relies on a "Large Action Model" to mimic user actions reliably and quickly.

Tech layoffs in January 2024: CEO fires the whole company over 2-minute call; Google, Microsoft, Amazon continue layoffs; job cuts at TikTok, Flipkart, Swiggy, and others

Startup News FYI

Startup News FYI · 1y ago

Tech layoffs in January 2024: CEO fires the whole company over 2-minute call; Google, Microsoft, Amazon continue layoffs; job cuts at TikTok, Flipkart, Swiggy, and others

In January 2024, several tech companies implemented job cuts. Frontdesk fired all 200 employees during a two-minute call, Google laid off hundreds of staff across various divisions, Microsoft cut 1,900 jobs, Amazon announced layoffs in Audiobooks, Prime Video, and Twitch divisions, Xerox reduced its workforce by 15%, Unity Software cut 1,800 jobs, Discord laid off 17% of its employees, eBay cut 1,000 jobs, Flipkart laid off 1,000 employees, Swiggy laid off 400 employees, Riot Games cut 11% of its staff, TikTok laid off 60 workers, and Salesforce announced 700 job cuts.

Video market in India ranks 3rd largest in Apac, growing fastest to reach $17 bn by 2028

Money Control

Money Control · 1y ago

Video market in India ranks 3rd largest in Apac, growing fastest to reach $17 bn by 2028

According to an analysis by Media Partners Asia Research (MPA), the video market in India is valued at $13 billion, making it the third-largest in the Asia Pacific region. The report predicts that the Indian video market will continue to grow at a rate of 5.6% and reach a valuation of $17 billion by 2028. China remains the largest video market in the region, generating $64 billion in revenue, followed by Japan at $32 billion. The total Asia Pacific video industry revenue is expected to reach $165 billion by 2028.

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