Steve Jobs: How a Dreamer Changed the World

[@lordwinanim]

When he died, Apple was the most valuable company in the world. He literally made it to the top and died there

[@truu-dl8rp]

RIP

[@todd4335]

Apple fired him where have you been?

[@Itsrunzo]

todd e how do you get fired from your own company

[@todd4335]

@@Itsrunzo I dunno ask Steve jobs

[@QuavyQua]

@@todd4335 apple fired him in the 90s then he reacquired it

[@Silentpartner2176]

He’s not just a dreamer. He’s a doer too, big difference.

[@Red-yq6nc]

na he is a dreamer who used the work steve wozniak did to market which is clever but different

[@dingdongchingchong8659]

I thought China "Foxconn" made the iphones. I didn't know steve jobs made them too

[@mrknarf4438]

"A goal without a plan is just a wish"

[@tonywalton1052]

He's a doodoo?

[@raymondlai4173]

@@Red-yq6nc Stupid comment. What about iPod, iPad, iTunes and iPhone... then?

[@brianw6627]

What an inspiration. Kicked out of his own company. He fought back and he returned to the company that he founded and took it to new heights. Hate all you want, but Steve Jobs is a very resilient person.

[@xubarney1326]

why hate? I can't understand. its ridiculous

[@anshwadhwa3561]

was* ... unfortunately :(

[@felo7343]

He didn't found a company he stole it from the founders

[@giorgiomx]

@@felo7343 what are you talking about?, he co-founded Apple, then he was fired, then he got back and Apple launched various successful products based on his vision and direction.

[@manohara1333]

​@@xubarney1326 #😊#😊#

[@smitasuhas7981]

"Your time is limited, so don't waste your life living someone else's life"

[@putinridingahorse1759]

Ironically, his employees lives in his life when he was alive.

[@putinridingahorse1759]

@I BarcelonaFame I why?

[@skepicronalan6217]

@@putinridingahorse1759 because

[@putinridingahorse1759]

@@skepicronalan6217 what

[@boydolomite1692]

this is very easy to say when you are looking back, especially if you are just out there bossing around people.

[@MattZim101]

'Steve Jobs' written by Walter Issacson is probably one of the best book I have ever read. I laughed and cried. It really takes something peculiar to change the world.

[@adtoad]

dude I read it 20 times and can't get enough

[@jamesyeechunfung1432]

Yes, absolutely

[@mdislam6381]

How focused was Steve jobs. Never gave up.

[@Mirandole]

Well see of the sideralist Aquarius of the future cosmic nation

[@adityabhambhani207]

Can someone pls help me with the intro music in the video

[@andrealuisecandido1154]

he died. cancer. as i read. am a Taurus woman we have no sign Cancer

[@kryptondatastorage3894]

Such an Incredible man. Sometimes being the Best Visionary is being yourself. Steve never sold out who he was. He NEVER stopped and never accepted mediocrity. RIP Steve.. Thanks for our Futures..

[@MrBeshara2]

Krypton DataStorage great comment 👍🏻

[@krypton1142]

Krypton DataStorage I agree my brother

[@fredylucas2484]

incredible an like our genius president D J Trump

[@robertball6844]

go away take your MITA and meta data with you

[@jzeezakhele2738]

I couldn't say it better.

[@neanda]

this actually brings a tear to my eye knowing that such talent was short-lived. What would he get his teams working on now if he was still alive?

[@swaroopsingh9742]

maybe the 'iTime" an astounding time machine XD

[@Roasty420]

Digital Art tablets, as that is another lucrative business. If Art can be made into a tablet, then Steve Jobs would be a genius in that files of business too. Vehicles, Water, he had lots to do, but time was not merciful to him.

[@quietdemon8138]

I have a lot to thank for both Jobs and Bill Gates for getting me into computers and programming

[@Kannanvathani]

+Todd Johnson same

[@Kannanvathani]

+Todd Johnson same

[@HZArnel87]

Gates is a moron

[@philsurtees]

+Arnel Vejzovi - YOU are the fucking moron. Completely fucking ignorant too evidently. You wouldn't even know who Steve Jobs was if it wasn't for Bill Gates.

[@tbg6070]

Same here. Jobs is the reason I finally majored in Computer Sciences and I haven't regretted it since.

[@ItsBiographer]

Dear Steve, 10 years have passed, and we miss you so much. A true innovator, but also a philosopher. Your vision of the world is the one that inspires me everyday. Btw, I have full bio of Steve on my chan.nel.

[@melllo.3302]

He's truly a legend, even after his death, up to this day he remained an inspiration and his story is a motivation for many generations. He is a dreamer who changed the world and lead generations into dreaming and doing the same.

[@wiseup8729]

Yes but let's not forget he was a marketing genius but Wozniak made it happen.

[@GerardPedrico]

He is still the best... because he was willing to take risks for what he strongly believed in, during his life time... and he got into trouble for his actions. He founded an idealism so unique that people today still strongly believe in.

[@younesmekraldi9438]

“Do you want to sell a sugar water for the rest of your life or do wanna come with me and change the world”

[@gunjangupta6618]

To john sculley

[@hamzaaitbrik]

Only a true salesman would say that.

[@jeremiahwhite2624]

I happen to like sugar water, thank you very much.

[@nonsudunk]

@@hamzaaitbrik NO, a salesman would sell both sugar water and electronics

[@jzeezakhele2738]

What confidence right there!

[@odorupompokorin22]

He's not a dreamer. He's a DOER! Anybody CAN dream for Pete's sake. But NOT everybody can put up the work into making that dream a reality. Let that sink in.

[@rolodexter]

One of the most striking things about Jobs is his perfectionism. He demanded the best from himself and from his team, and he was never satisfied with anything less than greatness. This perfectionism was both a blessing and a curse. On the one hand, it drove Jobs to create some of the most iconic products of our time. On the other hand, it could also be demanding and exhausting for those who worked with him.

[@cardinalRG]

I disagree, but of course "greatness" is subjectively defined. So too is the question of whether Jobs created those iconic products, or just marketed them.

[@aryanraswan9098]

It is apparent that since Mr. Steve Jobs died, there hasn't been any huge innovation in the tech world , no new tools nothing new nothing original , just the upgrades of the already existing technology. We need a new leader.Someone like the genius , the legendary Steve Jobs .

[@6and4d]

Crypto.

[@ramshan6404]

Very true

[@hagestad]

what? Google just got AI to human levels as of late. Apple M1 chip id finally faster than competition. Screen tech is way better ppl are just to dumb to understand it. Oh and yep you can now hack iphone while its turned off. So that's a big innovation from NSA

[@divyanshuanand7030]

Exactly

[@maracchi2046]

No successs comes out of the thin air. It takes piles of failures and achievements in order to have a break through. It is not about who can do it, but rather when is the right time to advance. Eventually, there will be geniues who will forge what the rest of the world had created and turn into one incredible masterpiece, and for this video Steve is one of them. We are all witness for these events. We observe, and document, and pass them on for the future generation.

[@sadleehossain991]

Couldn't hold my tears @23:55 for this great visionary innovator.... You'll always be missed and revered Mr Jobs for what you did to the modern technology....

[@ChristinaRicks144]

Using an Applebook (miss my Dell HP) as we speak. Have and iPhone and iPad, thank you Steve Jobs for your vision into the present and future. The Future is now. Rest in Peace!

[@rayecast]

Everyone talks about Steve Jobs, but I like talking about Steve Wozniak. He's such an interesting character. Always entertaining to listen to him talk.

[@justacommentercommenting]

I came to this vid after watching that one so I know what you mean

[@petersfun8275]

I'm 41 with 2 kids, eldest is 13 yrs old... On behalf of my future grand children and great great great grandchildren, thank you so much STEVE JOBS....!

[@miftahbedru543]

Don't let the noise of others opinion drawn out your inner voice , have the courage to follow your heart and intuition they somehow already know what you truly want to become , everything else is secondary --stay hungry and stay foolish.

[@happyandprosperous3188]

No matter what the critics and wanna be experts say about Steve Jobs, he was a genius, plain and simple. I love his guts and determination and most of all he was a dreamer who changed the world. Without his vision computers would still be the size of a small fridge instead of a mobile phone.. Thank you Steve.. Mission accomplished, Hope you're celebrating hard out in heaven Dude..

[@mohitdaheriya8712]

Humanity will remain indebted to Steve Jobs forever. Thankyou Sir, Thankyou very Much.

[@superweird6396]

steve was one of the most intelligent enterpreneurs of his time

[@cristchaesarehg924]

“For the loser now will be later to win”- Bob Dylan- “The times are a-changin” one of Steve’s favourite quotes

[@garyalexaner4956]

00000

[@weizheng673]

Every time when i watched videos of that era, i cannot hold me tears, as Steven said that there are purity in it.

[@KhamPisethOfficial]

I feel the same

[@MrTomek1112]

I really miss Steve.

[@boss.babywolfolive2165]

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[@erenjaegger6873]

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[@MrSaLVideos]

we all do..fun fact:he was born a day after i was born.

[@Tails92Halcmm]

Tomek Tabaka I don't

[@SHANELOFRANCO]

Me to.

[@scavolamax]

Just couldn’t hold back my tears anymore when Mr. Tambourine Man starts playing in the end

[@siddheshbenalkar5765]

I'm watching this on an iPhone......wow

[@kathianaeugene]

Watching this on my iPad :/

[@cloroxbleach7262]

I’m on iPod

[@Glitchy2287]

Siddhesh benalkar iPad

[@dariusdavis6508]

@The Tankeroo Same.

[@tiffprendergast]

Siddhesh benalkar iPad

[@Kath-N]

I am from Kathmandu, and many people here have computers, laptops, and smartphones. Bill Gates and Steve Jobs are true visionaries. They completely changed the world. I would also like to say that entrepreneurship has nothing to do with formal education. You need to come up with products or services that can change the lives of people around the world.

[@abhinavjoshi3936]

He didn't change the world but changed the fortunes for his company.. and world has improved only by efforts of so many other people whose efforts should not be undermined.

[@kristinecampos5202]

No, no one else could have done it other than Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. I miss him innovating 😥 It's indeed a sad world without inherent visionaries like Steve

[@andrewmiller4885]

Yep , a truly amazing man . I have often wondered what else this man would have envisioned and created had he lived longer . Rest in Peace Steve Jobs , and thank you for all that you gave us .

[@blob2092]

he would have lived longer if he didnt try to cure his cancer with fruit juices.

[@andrewmiller4885]

@@blob2092 I totally agree with you there. How tragic really.

[@cellg4166]

Both of the Steve’s had a symbiotic relationship! One couldn’t survive without the other🙏🏿

[@missy9279]

That's not accurate. 'Pixar' made jobs a billionaire not Apple. Pixar was a failing company going bankrupt when jobs decided to invest in it without Wozniak. Woz is a tech genius and an inventor but lets not confuse ourselves thinking steve wouldn't have made it without woz..because he did and in front of the world to witness.

[@G.7.1.1]

October 5, 2011... A date with peace... I remember when this man finally could, rest in his well deserved... A job, well done, well done

[@jzeezakhele2738]

I like the pun.

[@lazy_engineerss]

Steve(((

[@basantabam269]

2020 janurary Anyone seen ? One time we are become a successful people!

[@filmagnoli]

I've seen him live at MacWorld a number of times, including on his return to Apple ... truly a Legend!, and a personality with product(s) that formed me, my career, and my outlook on tech and some other softer, non-technical aspects of life. He is missed. Cheers.

[@dylantilli7138]

Steve jobs arguably the greatest Entrepreneur of the 20th Century!!!

[@valentin19998]

I wonder where the world would be if this man would be still alive

[@kushkiev90]

The young Steve Looks like Ashton Kutcher

[@amirhamzah9332]

That's why he is the actor for the film 'jobs'

[@nachoviking]

+Amir Hamzah But didn't quite live up to its expectations.

[@hi-zg3uj]

Georgi Kushkiev yes

[@BharatRaghavan08]

A young Ashton kutcher looks like Steve Jobs

[@GrayOwl.]

he looks more like tom cruise, but yeah kutcher too

[@e.k8506]

My father say the same, stay hungry when you're finished the meal...You was the only creative man that humanity will remember with respect and nostalgia..Thank you for goods intentions.

[@sshresthh]

2023: I am watching this video in my iPhone with airpods on my ears. My Mac is right in front of me, and my iPad is charging. ❤

[@SubhasishMukherjee14]

Every time I hear that Steve Jobs is no more, I really feel like crying for his absence. WE MUST ALL ADMIT THAT WE ALL CAN FEEL HIS ABSENCE.

[@eduardoguadarrama375]

These comments kill me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@happymadethis]

"After steve left the company, it lost its compass, lost its mission, it lost its founding spirit." (14:05)

[@gursidaksingh40]

That One Guy that applies now too

[@maryumamarry1106]

Hakuna spirt 😜👀🙌👊mohaa

[@xz9376]

What a loss. Can’t imagine if he were alive, what i-thing we would’ve now...something beyond our imagination.

[@Messivert_]

If only he was still alive, imagine how much different the company would be if Steve Jobs was in Tim Cooks position

[@abba3629]

Even So Called Alexander The Great Ended up like Steve Jobs. We all will. In the Dust...!!

[@korouiromcha8211]

Indeed

[@JB-kw6so]

Holographic AR or sumthin by now.

[@xz9376]

Oh my Josh Darn it, I did miss iT, gave all my attention to i-thing😌

[@miguelgargallo]

Who is seeing that on 2019 or later? thumbs up!

[@markgimenez2509]

me!

[@JimInTally]

I am, July 23, 2019.

[@svijayiitk]

Me: October 12, 2019

[@muratkairbayev7949]

No matter when you seeing smth about Steve Jobs;)

[@alexanderfiebrandt6732]

May 2020

[@toniodotcom]

When you realize that Wozniak was alone, by himself, in a garage able to built a computer...

[@c.s1393]

Absolute genius

[@trijpathikk57]

@@thetiredtrademarkseal Of course Steve Wozniak was a Genius, but was no visionary. Steve Jobs was a Genius and a Visionary. Without him there would have been no Apple, neither the kind of phones we seem to have settled with for a long time to come.

[@AWDTH1111]

Steve Wozniak was the engine, Steve Jobs was the steering wheel.

[@thehorde4868]

@@trijpathikk57 facts

[@thehorde4868]

@@AWDTH1111 faxx

[@jundextersarabia2578]

Thank You for the evolution😭 As a gamer I strongly appreciate what you've done and go2 you Changed the world ..RIP steve Jobs you'll always be remembered😭😭

[@onkartiwari5742]

He was so talented, so amazing. Had Steve jobs alive today he would found some ways to handle Corona through technology.

[@Sarah1627]

This literally made me to cry..What a legendary person! We miss and love you Steve. You will never be forgotten xx

[@davidsmith-oi3zg]

Hello Sarah how are you doing today?...Steve is such an amazing person he is really a blessing to this generation i hope you enjoyed this sermon?

[@bj0urne]

What an ending... Almost made me shed a tear. The world won't grieve like this again until Bill Gates dies. To this day Bill and Steve were the worlds most influential people.

[@yamil.343]

I don’t think I’ll cry when Gates dies

[@dagadadzm5335]

Mmmmmmm Elon musk...

[@panchoramirez2965]

aged nicely

[@wiseup8729]

No one will grieve over Bill Gates. Maybe you.

[@bj0urne]

There wouldn't be any modern computers at all if not for Bill Gates...@@wiseup8729

[@Lykø941]

Today. Is the day we say thank you Steve jobs. For his products and the Apple company. Apple misses you, we all miss you but we won't stop loving and thinking about you. So thank you so much Steve Jobs for everything you gave to us

[@thinline8504]

There isn't a penalty to failure, *if you have an idea, and go out a start a company even if you fail....You're generally considered worth more to the company you left, because you gain all these valuable experience*

[@murphyliang5554]

That's so touching. I am literally crying now.

[@oaesan]

When a man says, "Oh wow" three times on his death bed, he's saying "I came, I saw and I conquered"

[@adityaroy7616]

He saw his family for the last time, man.

[@mohammedhashim4454]

"Stay hungry Stay foolish"

[@albertclemstva.c.t210]

☺

[@Fjfcjcfjfjccjcjjkf]

I am foolish. Feeling hungry but waiting for mom to cook the lunch...👍👍👍

[@joey22306]

I never understood that statement 😕

[@KingofKran]

@@joey22306 Means, never be satisfied, always strive for something greater, and do not be risk averse (the opposite of being 'smart')

[@Magician_Tonight]

He got the job done. Doing it with the pace that he did cost him his life but he never stopped dreaming. He was never afraid of death. He saw death as the most beautiful creation of nature. I❤Steve .

[@timmyjonesNkumehfx]

Tears drops..it hit me... why such people go so early..

[@masiulalam3025]

14:03 This thing is still true today. Apple's innovation died with Steve Jobs

[@utubekullanicisi]

No it didn’t.

[@samatarmiganeh7480]

A man who changed the world ...

[@kokomanation]

He was a genius leader and knew how to navigate his company in the right direction.

[@darrylwolfe7359]

I'd like to thank both Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. To credit Steve Jobs only is an insult to Steve Wozniak. If it wasnt for Wozniak, Steve wouldn't have achieved what he achieved.

[@tarkovskybresson4581]

+Darryl “darvlaskie” Wolfe Don't forget the other way around...without Jobs, Wozniak would not have achieved what he achieved. The Apple I would simply be a prototype forgotten in the closet. Because after all, it is so important to do it just for fun.

[@darrylwolfe7359]

+Tarkovsky Bresson Steve jobs didnt know how to code. He was just a marketing expert. Wozniak was an engineer and a programmer.. Wozniak was the inventor.. without the invention itself, a marketing expert is nothing. Wozniak without jobs would still do good because he has the skills. Any person with marketing experience can do the job.. Imagine a singer who has a manager.. you dont give credit to the manager, you give credit to the singer. in this world whether you are poor or not, you will always go far if you have the talent and skills.

[@tarkovskybresson4581]

Darryl Wolfe Just a marketing expert??? What about the other way around??? What about, Wozniak was just a programmer and engineer expert??? Can you really be insanely great at something and be just that??? I don't believe it. I think that you can reach virtuosity in any field and become unique. Marketing is a field of knowledge as great as coding. Regarding Woz, the technical skill of coding is appreciated and essential, but it need more than that to built and shape an industry. Woz did the wiring, Jobs built the dream. I believe it is quite naive to say, Ho you just need to be a marketing expert to do it. It is not that trivial. Steve Jobs had a real understanding of market structure and industrial organization. It is actually a field of Economic Science and the level of technicality can be quite impressive. Many watch movies and see actors, some see the signature of the filmmaker. Many give credit only to the singer, some will get it and understand that the manager is the conductor of the orchestra. You are right when you say that without the invention itself, the marketing expert is nothing. In the other hand, it is a mistake to believe that having an idea and a prototype is 90% of the job done. Innovation doesn't mean building an idea from scratch, it mean having an idea and reaching a business success with it. Right now there is thousand of great idea waiting to reach the status of innovation. Most of them will fail because there is no Steve Jobs involved. Woz is a programmer and engineer genius, absolutely. In the other hand, Steve Jobs is a visionary, a paradigm shifter (a game changer). There is no book or school for that kind of thing. I get bored of people who claim that Jobs is nothing without Woz. The true answer is that the ensemble of Woz and Jobs is the key. Both are insanely great. In the mid 80s, engineers used to follow Steve Jobs everyday no matter where he go. Do you know why??? I will quote the engineer right here...(My Jobs was to follow Steve and extract the ideas that he had in his mind and put them down on paper. A lot has been said about Steve, some of it is false, a lot of it is true. He is extremely masterful about the way he think)...Engineer has the technicality to built a landscape, but only Jobs know how the landscape will looks like. Taking over the Xerox's Mouse prototype was not about stealing, it was about making the market efficient. Being an inventor doesn't make you the person who make it work. The Xerox prototype was the first of its kind, but it also had a lot of weakness. Steve Jobs knew how to make it better and it was a duty to do it.

[@darrylwolfe7359]

Tarkovsky Bresson Like i said which you agreed to it. Without the invention itself, the marketing expert is nothing. If an invention is something new, the chances of it being famous is high. Any rich billionaire would be happy to fund the invention. You said that Wozniak wouldnt have achieved what he achieved without Jobs. Thats like saying Steve wouldnt be Steve Jobs today without the help of mike markkula. If Woz and Jobs have not met in life, Jobs would have used his marketing skills on a different product like cars or furnitures. Woz would still be an engineer and coder. Marketing experts of the most famous inventions in the world would be nothing without the invention itself.. For example, how would a marketing expert help sell time-machines if the time-machine has not been invented yet?

[@tarkovskybresson4581]

Darryl Wolfe I don't buy your sentence saying that If an invention is new, the chances of it being famous is high. Like I said before, having an invention is great, but it is not 90% of the job done. You may have gold in your hand, but the world is still not ready to agree with you about the importance of the personal computer, simply because the market doesn't exist yet. I don't think that any rich billionaire would be happy to fund it. It is not an opinion, it is Industrial organization 101. As a matter of fact, in the case of Woz and Jobs, finding only one rich man was really hard. Mike Markkula was that man, because Steve Jobs found the right words and did the right phone calls. Think about Douglas Engelbart and his mouse Prototype. Yes he is the inventor of the mouse and this is great, but Engelbart is related to fundamental research, he doesn't have much power to reach the innovation status because his accessibility to the consumer is limited. We cannot say that any billionaire was ready to fund it. Steve Jobs is the one who put it accessible to the mass and it was not a trivial thing to do. You need to be visionary and choose the right invention, because there is a lot of invention available at the same time. Regarding your example about time machine, this is exactly what Steve Jobs did. He succeeded to sell the importance of the personal computer to the mass at a time where the personal computer market didn't exist yet. That talent is not just about marketing, it is about being a virtuoso with the structure of the scientific revolution. Saying that Steve Jobs is just a marketing expert is as naive as saying that a filmmaker is just a good camera operator. The late 70s was full of talented computer engineer at every corner of the Silicone Valley, but there is only one Steve Jobs. The inventor can be a genius, but he is powerless without the man who is able to make the consumer believe that a new market is about to be created.

[@TrueFlowchannel]

Who is watching in 2024

[@leisuretime7417]

I'm not that into Apple but man was this guy a visionary!

[@venkybabu8140]

To write a simple program you have to think of writing a small story. Like a title. title here . To start a paragraph you say. Like. paragraph here . Similarly the entire story calculations tabulation references Etc.

[@DrWoofOfficial]

How come Wozniak wasn't in the magazines? He did a big job to bring apple up to where it is now!

[@mattmarkus4868]

cuz he wasn't the sales guy

[@mikedobson1678]

And he didn't like that side as much

[@dawndeacon164]

CoolAidVEVO z I agree. Is Wozniak involved with Apple still? I wonder.

[@Mboe-wz7nv]

One of the greatest founders/leaders in the world. May the world remember. RIP Steve Jobs.

[@kcgeil]

Someone should make a documentary about Bob Cringely. One of the best liked, and best informed names in tech for decades.

[@onildalicona3020]

Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak are pure geniuses!! I’m watching this documentary from my iPhone. 😊

[@notsadluna8]

“I Want to put a Ding in the Universe - Steve Jobs. Thank You Steve for introducing us Apple.

[@praffuljoseph8865]

It was "dent" not "ding".

[@vivekpillay2821]

No less than any celeb or politician but better,He got us Computer, music player,and smart phone all that is shaping the world around us and will make human life more efficient, convenient and intelligent Thanks steve

[@AliAljoubory]

Oh wow, oh wow, oh wow. Never felt more inspired and more emotional. Wonderful, thank you Steve. You changed our world for the better. ❤️😭

[@najwaally1404]

Me too

[@Pusilasirising]

Me too

[@JonnyApple445]

Me three

[@twogamer7149]

Wow, being put on the spot, Steve Jobs transformed a critical moment to an opportunity to galvanize his customer faith in him.

[@RJ-xe7sm]

The perfect CEO that world ever seen. THE STEVE JOBS

[@eeh91]

I see so much of myself in this man. I own a genetics company and I promise you it will be huge in 5 years and life changing.

[@udaychetan2203]

best of luck

[@Sujaljaina]

One women came promising same now she is in jail.

[@eeh91]

@D R Apparently altruism and medical science are narcissistic or sociopathic lol. Maybe you need to check out Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs because I don't think yours were met as a kid.

[@eeh91]

@@Sujaljaina Yep she was a con artist. Blood isn't where it's at. Genes are.

[@ahmadmailansafi2440]

He was/is a legend who changed the world. His exceptional work will never be forgotten. When I see this documentary, it brings tears to my eyes .

[@2skin4life]

A great documentary about one of the smartest geniuses the world has ever seen. Short but comprehensive as it should be.

[@rayethespyrandomcode]

Watching on my iPhone, I feel really proud!

[@ankit-qk9jm]

Random Code iPad

[@Guurur]

Steve Jobs will be missed forever by this generation of technology driven individuals. I wonder how the world would've changed if Steve Jobs and Elon Musk were working together???

[@obaidrashid6701]

If steve would have been still there. We would have been seeing different and better apple products today. Really miss you legend 😑😣

[@rwzzz]

Lesser Life he is a big jerk. And almost became a mońk

[@mugesh6563]

The line he said in 2008 was still on my ears. “Stay hungry, Stay foolish”

[@EIGHTBITPUNK]

Check. And check. Guess im on my way

[@MisoSorryyy]

Steve's death caused the whole world to slow down its technological advances. RIP Steve. You are missed.

[@anki1231]

not at all

[@otgprime8244]

YellowMenace have you seen the iPhone X that’s pretty advance if you ask me

[@emotionscomeandgo]

@@otgprime8244 I guess you weren't around 2005-2011...every year blew people's minds away...with how fast the world was changing. Everything that you use today&take for granted... had it's origins back then. Im not just talking about apple products The second Steve job died... The tech world stopped creating.

[@gerryshafer5954]

IS THERE SOMETHING HE LEFT OUT ?

[@abhiruproyz]

Steve Jobs Dedicated His Whole Life To Change Our Digital World. R.I.P 😭

[@migovas1483]

No, he just wanted to be rich, and piggyback on people s discoveries. WOZNIAK wanted to improve the user experience and change the world, while Jobs was worrying on setting up his brainwashing strategies to have full control over what people would buy from him AND setup the pace at his convenience. Sure he used technologies available to him and such, but after acquiring them his only goal was to stamp his name over it and sell , sell , sell... He was the best used car salesman ever. you can still see of today how many Apple users have NO clue how much more they were or are paying for a beautiful package and nice logo on top. They pretty much think they were "saved" from using other "inferior" products.

[@DilkielGaming]

Rest in peace Steve Jobs.

[@toeg1]

Amen.

[@MrNajee8]

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[@2xpl361]

If he didnt create Apple Samsung and Apple phones wouldn’t be around today. We would only have calling phones.

[@tiffprendergast]

Dilkiel RIP

[@nyccollin]

@@2xpl361 yep. Because BlackBerry phones and PDAs never existed lol

[@arbabmir3424]

Man on a mission.More difficult than anything you could think of.Its easy looking back and thinking you could do this or that to achieve the outcome that comes,working on the cutting edge of computer technology.Working with the best,most creative minds to create,leading edge creativity.

[@tarkovskybresson4581]

All that hate about Jobs and that argument about Woz being more important than Jobs...The actual real answer is they are both genius. Jobs and Woz are like a binary language system. You can claim 1>0 , but if 0 goes away, 1 doesn't mean anything. Woz invented the camera, Woz is an inventor and a genius, but Woz is not a filmmaker. Steve Jobs is a genius filmmaker.

[@HeavenEdit]

That analogy is spot on.

[@tarkovskybresson4581]

Heaven Thanks for your compliment!!!

[@TheStevenWhiting]

Not really. If you look at the history of Apple and NeXT, most of the products, if not all, that Jobs designed failed. He may of been a marketing genius only. The other thing I agree with that he did, despite not liking him, was removing all the stupid names from the product lines Apple were producing and also cutting down on the range. The Apple 2 sold millions because of Woz and Woz winning the argument that it SHOULDN'T be a closed system. The Macintosh failed because Jobs designed most of it and forced it to be a closed system.

[@tarkovskybresson4581]

Steven Whiting Yes...really. ''He may of been a marketing genius only''??? How can you be marketing genius and be just that? How about Woz was only the guy who did the ''wiring'' on the board? Wiring is not that complex you know. Jobs had the idea to put the board in a fancy case. You can believe it is funny, but the point is that case is the way we perceive personal computer today. This is the difference between Woz and Jobs. Woz is the inventor of the video camera. Woz vision is about watching the news with television. Steve Jobs artistic vision is more important, Jobs's vision is about creating a new medium of expression with the camera...we call it the film industry. This is why Jobs is so important. He create the goal behind the tool he didn't built. Many perceive Jobs failure as failures. I see it as learning. Silicon Valley entrepreneur fails all the time. and the secret is to keep learning and trying. Steve Jobs is the Rocky Balboa of computing. There is no Next cube without the Mac. And there is no IMac without the Next Cube technology. The come back of Apple has a lot to do with buying Next technology. The IMac was a success and we both know the rest of the story. I don't think Jobs died leaving Apple in poverty. Jobs is a filmmaker. he know less about camera than the cameraman, but he is the only one who can transmit the vision of the film to the technical team. Jobs didn't create the Ipad, but with Jobs, the transition between idea, prototype and final product as never been that fast in the history of industrial organization. This is why Jobs is important. This is why we talk more about Jobs than Woz. If Woz was that amazing, we would simply talk about him. ...and all those Jobs hater complaining about copying. They simply don't get it. Great artist stole. The point is that replicating already existing idea is really hard and improving it is even harder. The first Beethoven symphony was basically Mozart style. The first Rush album is basically Led zeppelin.

[@metalgearsolidsnake6978]

great company

[@tiffprendergast]

Thanks Steve for everything u gave us RIP

[@bonganithomaschirwa1441]

Wow incredible, I must say the day i heard the Great Steve Jobs passed on i was in an emotional state sadly it was on my birthday Greatly i celebrated it at apple store commemorating his good deeds of being a genius aswell as wise and inspiring years which he contributed to the world for the world and life changing technology. FOR EVER HE SHALL INSPIRE ME THANK YOU JOBS THE WORLD MISSES YOU.

[@otdosa]

imagine seeing youself in the crowd. the 'i was there' factor through the roof.

[@habibhassan7770]

Steve Jobs biography from Walter Isaacson is the best book I have ever read.

[@xafixstone2009]

watching this on iphone... all i can say Steve Jobs... thank you !

[@alexanderfiebrandt6732]

Xafix Stone And he would answer „thanks for your money“ ;-)

[@shafiemukhre]

Watched this again today on Oct 5, such an incredible man, a true visionary

[@mannab2975]

Brilliant genius, brilliant video, brilliant products…….an Apple freak myself! Love it all, differently! RIP Steve

[@jagk4459]

"Stay hungry, stay foolish". Thanks for sharing. =)

[@theboybrutus9894]

crazy..currently watching this in 2018 on an iPhone Xs..thank you Steve. R.I.P

[@abhaysodhi]

i respect him because He is still better than all of us, who are goving comment

[@kwjan1615]

Apple and Steve Jobs are great. Vancouver people use apple products, and we are very interested in future innovative products or concepts.Our housing price is always quite pricey, but Canada, BC, Vancouver is a great city to live in. It is worth to strive for to make money, serve the society, and buy a property for yourself. I have wonderful parents. I dream of better lives for myself and my family. Let's not complaints, but work hard and seek for opportunities!

[@RobinRoy14]

watching on steves bday....miss you legend

[@dipankarsarkar3595]

Wat a extraordinary versatile genius ,visionary ,the game changer..Truely dignified one of the few phenomenal, epic personality who have revolutionized the computer industry frm top to bottom...Love you Steve..RIP.

[@bernlin2000]

Apple made it cool to pay for music again...while the iPhone was an important milestone for the company, I don't think anything ever compared to the release of the iPod along with the Apple Store...that was just huge. Being able to carry 1000s of songs on one device was just unheard of at the time.