Steve Jobs Documentary 2010 Part 5

This is the Steve Jobs documentary that aired on bloomberg on 14th of October 2010.I have split it into 5 parts.It is in total 48 minutes long.Enjoy

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[hogiharu]

"There wasn't a goat farmer in Afghanistan that hadn't heard about the f*cking iPhone"... lol

[jcali619]

Don't feel guilty azewe17 the Colonel didn't start frying chicken until he was 75. :) Chin up... ok?

[tomintroy]

Thanks for uploading this...so sad that only 150,000 people (less than one in 2 thousand Americans) have cared enough to see this. He was a once in a century individual.

[tomintroy]

iPads great and all but my iPhone is the single best purchase I've ever made in my 51 years!

[Mojack001]

R.I.P. Steve Jobs

the world lost a great man

[Znitso]

Thank you very much for uploading this. I just watched it on my iPhone 4s. Steve Jobs really was a great man.

[davidseitzjr]

@ninjacouncilguild I don't want to accuse anyone of being "stupid" too quickly, but I can agree with you that most consumers (whether of Apple or other products, outside of the technology sphere) are not aware of how what they're buying compares to other available products. That's why marketing is such a thriving business. If you can market well, you will succeed. Apple markets well. Their recent earnings report clearly reflects that.

[ninjacouncilguild]

@davidseitzjr Yes stupid folk will always buy the over hyped product regardless of the fact that it is inferior and overpriced. And lets be honest most apple sheep dont have a fucking clue about the products they use or how they stack up against the competition they just do what they are told.

[davidseitzjr]

@ninjacouncilguild Or perhaps Apple proved that substance isn't all that matters. The ability to make something exciting seems to hold some value as well.

[davidseitzjr]

@crailwah I too wish I could have met Steve in my lifetime. I feel fortunate enough to have directly seen his work though.

[MiguelAMX1]

Pc's will always have need.

[crailwah]

wish i could have met him in my lifetime :(