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Steve Jobs vowed to "destroy Android"
Apple’s visionary co-founder Steve Jobs swore he would spend all of his company’s $40 billion to annihilate Google’s rival smartphone operating system.
Did Steve Jobs design the iPhone 5 before he died?
Two weeks ago the iPhone 4S was unveiled, which didn't sit well with many who were anticipating the iPhone 5.
Sony signs rights to Steve Jobs: The Film
Sony Pictures has reportedly paid $1 million for the rights to produce Steve Jobs’ biopic, after the Apple founder died earlier this month.
Games industry pays tribute to Steve Jobs
Key executives from the UK and global games industry have shared their admiration and sadness for Steve Jobs, who yesterday passed away.
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Steve Jobs - the man who changed handheld gaming
There are several moments that can rightly be called ‘pivotal’ throughout the history of gaming. The Magnavox Odyssey. Space Invaders. The NES. Game Boy. Sony’s PlayStation. Xbox Live.
Tim Cook: "We've lost an amazing human being"
The man who succeeded Steve Jobs as the CEO of Apple, Tim Cook, has heaped praise on his former boss in an internal memo to employees.
Obama and Gates hail 'visionary' Steve Jobs
Two of the most important and recognisable figures in the world have paid tribute to Apple founder Steve Jobs, who passed away last night at the age of 56.
Steve Jobs is dead
One of the most iconic figures of the modern day technological age, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, has passed away at the age of 56.
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MCV Jobs Weekly: Jobs resigns, Ingham joins Music Week, Venom hires six
In MCV’s latest rundown of the industry’s hottest vacancies and latest personnel news, Apple CEO Steve Jobs steps down, Tim Ingham returns to Intent Media and Venom hires six new ...
iPad 2 launches same day as 3DS in UK
The second generation of iPad will launch in the UK on the same day as Nintendo's 3DS.
Apple posts record $6bn profit
Apple’s quarterly profit reached $6bn in the three months ending December 25th – a year-on-year rise of 77 per cent.
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Steve Jobs takes leave of absence
Steve Jobs is to take medical leave from the company, the Apple CEO told colleagues in an email.
Jobs lays into BlackBerry and Android
With 14.1 million iPhones sold in its Q4, and quarterly revenues over the $20 billion mark, it's no wonder Apple CEO Steve Jobs was uber-bullish during the company's earnings call ...
iPod outsells DS and PSP combined
Steve Jobs has used tonight’s iPod-centric press gathering to signal a new era in portable gaming – and it’s one that the outspoken Apple CEO claims complete ownership of.
Jobs doesn’t understand game development
David Helgason, Unity Technologies CEO, has said that he believes Apple CEO Steve Jobs “doesn’t understand the economics of games development.”
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iPhone 4 announced at last
Steve Jobs has at long last given a public reveal to what is being called simply the iPhone 4.
New iPhone getting June 7th reveal?
Apple has confirmed that Steve Jobs himself will be hosting the keynote talk at this year’s Apple Worldwide Developers Conference 2010 – raising chances that the gathering will be used ...
iPad sales pass 1m
Apple says it has sold a million iPads in its first month on sale.
Games the star of Apple's latest hardware showcase
At its seasonal product unveiling today Apple showed off expected new models for its agenda-setting music hardware the iPod - but it was games, not audio, which CEO Steve Jobs ...
Apple unveils 3G iPhone
Steve Jobs unveiled the 3G iPhone (or iPhone 3G as it's officially called) at this year's WWDC event last night, citing the technology as the product's next challenge.
Apple shows off new games for iPhone
Apple CEO Steve Jobs showed off key games for Apple’s iPhone at the company’s WWDC event last night.
EA and Sega back iPhone games push
Apple CEO Steve Jobs said today he wants to create 'a vibrant third party developer community' for the iPhone and iPod Touch - and got the ball rolling by unveiling ...
Apple to open up iPhone to developers
MCV sister site Develop reports that developers will soon be able to create applications for Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch, CEO Steve Jobs announced in a blog post today.
