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In 1985, after being ousted from Apple, Steve Jobs founded NeXT Computers, aiming to revolutionize education and business computing. In 1988, he unveiled the NeXT Computer, known for its sleek design and innovative NeXTSTEP operating system. Despite its high price and limited market success, NeXTSTEP became a favorite among programmers, notably used by Tim Berners-Lee to create the World Wide Web. In 1996, a struggling Apple acquired NeXT, for a massive $400mn and a seat on the board, bringing Jobs back. NeXTSTEP (The OS) evolved into the foundation for macOS, playing a crucial role in Apple's revival. Jobs’ journey with NeXT highlighted his unwavering commitment to innovation, ultimately transforming Apple and proving the power of perseverance. Notably all your iPhone, MacBook still uses this OS.
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🚨Apple's OS naming is getting a major revamp! Starting this year, Apple plans to align its operating system versions with calendar years. Say goodbye to iOS 19—hello, iOS 26! 🔁 What's changing? iOS 19 → iOS 26 macOS 16 → macOS 26 watchOS 13 → wa
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"Apple was 90 Days away from Bankruptcy" Bankruptcy to Billions #5 Steve Jobs Returns To Save Apple Steve Jobs was fired from Apple in 1985 due to a power struggle with CEO John Sculley.The board of directors sided with Sculley,Fired Jobs of his ma
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Steve Jobs and the Birth of Computer Animation In 1986, after being ousted from Apple, Steve Jobs purchased a small graphics division from Lucasfilm for $10 million, renaming it Pixar. Initially focused on hardware, Pixar struggled financially. Jobs
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