This book teaches you what Jobs learned from failure: focus, design, and saying no to everything except the best ideas.
#Books #BookReview #LeadershipLessons #BookLovers #SteveJobs #MustRead
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Steve Jobs Second Act: Book Review & Leadership Lessons

Steve Jobs second act transformed Apple and business. This book review explores his comeback, failures, and triumph from 1985-2004.

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Tim Cook will abdicate his position as Chief Prophet of the Church of Apple.

Having been appointed directly by the Founder, it’s solemn news and a moment of transition for the Church. In this note, the Church reflects on his legacy for the billion faithful.

https://disconnect.blog/on-the-abdication-of-chief-prophet-tim-cook/

#tech #apple #timcook #stevejobs #iphone

On the abdication of Chief Prophet Tim Cook

A message to the Apple faithful

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Today: Cosa cambia in Apple con l'addio di Tim Cook: più creatività ed effetto 'wow'

L'annuncio è già di per sé epocale: con il passaggio di consegne tra Tim Cook e John Ternus alla guida di Apple (dal 1° settembre) si chiude un'epoca lunga tre lustri. Quindici anni in cui la creatura di Steve Jobs si è trasformata da big tech a vero e proprio colosso mondiale e finanziario. I...

What changes at Apple with Tim Cook's departure: more creativity and a “wow” effect.

The announcement is epoch-making in itself: with the handover between Tim Cook and John Ternus at the helm of Apple (starting September 1st), an era of thirty years ends. Fifteen years in which the creation of Steve Jobs had transformed from a big tech company into a true global and financial giant. I…

#Apple #TimCooks #TimCook #JohnTernus #SteveJobs

https://www.today.it/tech/nuovo-ceo-apple-cosa-cambia-ora.html

Cosa cambia in Apple con l'addio di Tim Cook: più creatività ed effetto 'wow'

Con il nuovo Ceo John Ternus, ci si attende una piccola rivoluzione: novità e tecnologia più 'spinta' nella nuova road map di Cupertino

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I’m not here to bitch about this list. I’m here to talk about #DavidBowie’s style for collaboration. He’d bring someone in and let them do their thing. Let them be themselves. No directing. #SteveJobs learned this working with #PaulRand on the logo for NeXT, in that Rand would supply one logo and get paid for it whether it was used or not. Jobs wanted edits but Rand said no and Jobs realized Rand was right. That’s who he hired. #colaboration #art #music

https://www.uncut.co.uk/features/david-bowies-30-best-songs-66458/

David Bowie's 30 best songs

A stellar line-up, including Jimmy Page, Siouxsie Sioux, Dave Gahan, Alex Turner, John Cale and Dave Grohl, pick David Bowie's 30 best songs

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Business Latest | Apple's Next CEO Needs to Launch a Killer AI Product by Steven Levy

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Apple’s incoming CEO, John Ternus, faces his first major test: delivering a breakthrough AI product that will make the technology as seamless and indispensable as Apple’s past innovations such as the Mac, iPhone and AirTag. Tim Cook, who will step down in September, left Apple’s AI efforts unfinished—Apple Intelligence debuted in 2024 to little fanfare—so the new leader must capitalize on the company’s custom silicon expertise, including increasingly powerful neural‑engine chips and a forthcoming partnership with Broadcom, to create a consumer‑friendly AI experience. Ternus, a low‑key yet methodical executive with decades at Apple and a background in hardware engineering, is expected to combine the company’s design ethos with a strategic push against rivals like Nvidia, potentially launching a new device or dramatically enhancing existing ones to embed personal AI agents while preserving privacy. The success of this initiative will determine whether Apple can dominate the AI era as it once did with personal computers, mobile phones, and music distribution.

Read more: https://www.wired.com/story/apples-next-ceo-needs-to-launch-a-killer-ai-product/

#Apple #JohnTernus #JohnySrouji #Nvidia #TimCook #SteveJobs #JensenHuang

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Apple's Next CEO Needs to Launch a Killer AI Product

Tim Cook was a great CEO, but he didn’t crack AI.  It’s job number 1 for John Ternus.

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#Apple, in my opinion you did really well this past decade +. Although many would have like to see more "innovation" in the phone space (air is cool!) you still took chances, entered new markets and ultimately did well. #TimApple #TimCook- your leadership helped make this possible. As many of us will call you, lovingly, your the numbers guy. Steve always had the vision. And maybe maybe not. Either way you took #stevejobs baby and ran with it. Many great leaders get help from others (1/2)

The Atlantic | It Doesn’t Matter Who Runs Apple by Ian Bogost

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Tim Cook is leaving Apple after 15 years as CEO, a tenure that turned the visionary‑driven firm of Steve Jobs into a massive but increasingly ordinary powerhouse: under Cook Apple’s market value surged to $4 trillion, its revenues quadrupled, and products such as the Apple Watch, AirPods and a suite of services became cultural staples, yet the company’s once‑radical edge dulled, reflected in the underwhelming Vision Pro and a shift toward routine upgrades rather than breakthrough inventions. Cook’s background as an operations executive transformed Apple into an efficient manufacturing giant, but his lack of risk‑taking left the brand feeling “boring” and its public presentations polished yet characterless. With senior hardware engineer John Ternus slated to succeed him, Apple now epitomizes the broader pattern of revolutionary tech firms—Microsoft, Google, Meta—settling into stable, insider‑led leadership as they age, swapping the mythic founder narrative for reliable, if unexciting, corporate continuity.

Read more: https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/04/tim-cook-ternus-apple/686893/?utm_source=feed

#TimCook #Apple #SteveJobs #JonyIve #JohnTernus

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Apple Is Boring Now

Fifteen years after Steve Jobs’s death, the company is a successful, if unexciting, powerhouse.

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Rare 1999 footage of Steve Jobs talking to Apple employees out in Cupertino, the week after launching the iBook.

https://spyglass.org/made-apple-great-again/

via https://mjtsai.com/blog/2026/04/21/the-quadrant-was-now-complete/

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Before MacBook Neo, There Was iBook

27 years ago, Steve Jobs celebrated Apple completing "the quadrant"...

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US Top News and Analysis | Tim Cook is exceptional at this leadership skill. I saw it when I interviewed at Apple 16 years ago—and still think about it today

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Tim Cook, who will step down as Apple’s CEO after fifteen years, is praised not just for his operational brilliance but for being one of the best listeners in corporate leadership. The article explains how Cook’s habit of allowing long silences in meetings encourages employees to speak candidly, while his occasional, low‑volume but crystal‑clear comments carry weight. It contrasts Cook’s “quiet listening” with “loud listening” styles—exemplified by Steve Jobs’s force‑ful challenge of ideas—and shows how each can be effective if leaders adapt to their natural style and create a culture where all voices are heard. The piece advises leaders to balance silence with occasional expression to avoid making staff feel insecure, to foster confidence in speaking up, and to use techniques such as “strong opinions, weakly held” to stimulate better ideas, ultimately emphasizing that effective listening, whether quiet or loud, is key to making better decisions and empowering teams.

Read more: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/04/22/tim-cook-is-exceptional-at-this-leadership-skilli-saw-it-when-i-interviewed-at-apple.html

#TimCook #Apple #JonyIve #SteveJobs #PaulSaffo

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