In the personal computer history there were two giants in the business. Apple Computers and Microsoft. ... Steve Jobs started Apple Computers from his garage. He wanted to create a computer that was meant to be used by "normal people". ... His computers were eventually seen by the public when he took some of his computers to a computer convention and from there the computers became an instant hit. ...
After three decades of use, the UNIX computer operating system from Bell Labs is still regarded as one of the most powerful, versatile, and flexible operating systems (OS) in the computer world. ... While initially meant for medium-sized computers, the system was soon moved to larger, more powerful mainframe computers. ... If you ask the computer to list (ls) all the files in a directory, the kernel tells the computer to read all the files in that directory from the disk and display them on your screen. ... Computers were no longer monolithic number crunchers that could only be used by meg...
Who would have thought a baby who was born in San Francisco and given up for adoption would have became the man who would take the history of technology by storm? ... They are best known for their Mac Computers, iPhones, and iPads. ... He is one of the most noted people in technological history, making technology at its best. ... His buddy Bill introduced him to another computer geek he knew. Stephan Wozniak, Bill, and Steve created a computer board called The Cream Soda Computer. ...
As attested to John Sculley's (former CEO of Pepsi Co. and Apple) quote, it's easy to see how Steve Jobs could inspire both within his ranks of colleagues and outside the fold of his computer tech comrades. ... I believe that their golden age is over there is no Steve Job's just like apple experienced earlier in their history. ... The iPhone which Steve created is the first smartphone in history. ...
