3. Steven Jobs Family
Steven Paul Jobs was born on February 24, 1955, to
Joanne Simpson Abdulfattah.
They are two University of Wisconsin graduate students
who gave their unnamed son up for adoption.
His father, Abdulfattah Jandali, was a Syrian political
science professor and his mother, Joanne Schieble,
worked as a speech therapist.
Shortly after Steve was placed for adoption, his
biological parents married and had another child, Mona
Simpsion.
4. Steve Jobs Family
It was not until Jobs was 27 that he was able to
uncover information on his biological parents.
As an infant, Steve was adopted by Clara and
Paul Jobs and named Steve Paul Jobs.
Clara worked as an accountant and Paul was a
Coast Guard veteran and machinist.
5. Steve Jobs Family
The family lived in Mountain View within
California's Silicon Valley. As a boy, Jobs and his
father would work on electronics in the family
garage.
Paul would show his son how to take apart and
reconstruct electronics, a hobby which instilled
confidence, tenacity and mechanical prowess in
young Jobs.
6. Steve Paul Jobs Education
While Jobs has always been an intelligent and
innovative thinker.
His youth was riddled with frustrations over
formal schooling.
A prankster in elementary school, Jobs's fourth-
grade teacher needed to bribe him to study.
Jobs tested so well, however, that administrators
wanted to skip him ahead to high school
proposal that his parents declined.
7. Steve Jobs Education (Cont.)
When Jobs was a freshman in high school, William
Hewlett offered him a summer job at the Hewlett-
Packard plant.
It was there, when Jobs was 13, that he met the man with
whom he would invent “the first ready-made personal
computer” the 18 year old, college drop-out Steve
Wozniak
At this time though, Jobs helped Wozniak sell his “blue
box” an illegal pocket size telephone attachment that
would allow the user to make free long-distance calls.
8. Steve Jobs Education (Cont.)
Jobs also worked on his entrepreneurial skills,
selling and repairing stereos throughout.
His high school career, in addition to his job at
the plant.
In 1972, Jobs graduated
from high school,
and went to Reed College.
9. Steve Jobs Education (Cont.)
After the first semester, he dropped out of the
school, but stayed around the campus, taking
classes in philosophy and immersing himself in
the counterculture.
In 1974, Jobs started
working as a video game
designer for Atari.
10. Steve Jobs Education (Cont.)
After working for
several months and
saving his money, he
then went to India
with a friend in search
of spiritual
enlightenment.
11. The Beginning of A Career
Returned to California in 1974 and was hired as
a technician for Atari.
Attended meetings at
Wozniak’s “Homebrew
Computer Club”.
Steve convinced Wozniak to work with him in
building computers
12. Apple
Born on April 1976, when Jobs was just 21, he
and Wozniak 26 started Apple Computers.
Steve Paul Job be interested very like computer.
In 1976, Steve Jobs and Wozniak Apple I
designed and prototype built.
First single board computer with
built in video interface
13. Apple (Cont.)
Apple computer first
time be on display
Personal Computing
Festivity.
The rapid rise of
Apple the
establishment led to
of Apple II.
Apple II designed in
the following year.
14. Apple (Cont.)
Operating System loaded
automatically
Smaller Components &
built-in
circuitry
In 1976, Jobs looked to
hire a
public relations agency to
help
advertise
16. The Apple I lead to the Apple II.
The successful Apple II has been described as
the Volkswagen of computers.
Jobs created the sleek design for the Apple II.
There were three main factors in the Apple II's
success.
One reason being it had an open system that
allowed for add ons like modems.
The second was that after 1978 the computer
came with a Wozniak engineered disk drive.
17. Lastly, in the fall of 1979, two Apple devotees
developed a spread sheet program that only ran
on Apple Computers.
Thus, in three years, Apple computers had a
growth of 700 percent.
But soon IBM had a version of the personal
computer on the market and Apple began
struggling to stay on top of the market.
18. So in 1983, Jobs lured John
Scully from Pepsi-Cola to
help him compete, saying “If
you come to Apple you can
change the world”.
After the failed Apple III and
Lisa computers Apple III had
design flaws and Lisa, though
user friendly was too
expensive, Apple introduced
the Macintosh.
19. Jobs designed it to compete with the PC,
and on Super Bowl Sunday in 1984.
The Macintosh was unveiled with the
promise that “1984 would not be like
1984”.
The Macintosh, the first truly user-friendly
computer, with its mouse, icons, and pop-
up menus, was hailed by Jobs.
20. How are they performing
compared to their competitors?
21. Steve Paul Jobs was very hardworking.
He was person that developed himself
continiously.
He was very fond of the research.
His aim was to shape the world with his own
criterians and at last he managed.
22. Steve Paul Jobs found
a hardware and
software compamy
named NeXT.
In 1982 he deported the
first NeXT computer
whose price was 6.500
dollars.
This NeXT computer
is aneffective product.
23. The first internet
browser all over the
world is produced in
one of NeXT
computer.
Jobs formed the basic
of MAC and I Phone
with the software that
he created.
25. Steve Jobs created the first IPod mp3 player in
2001. Then he improved lotsoft IPod models.
In 2003, he made easy to reach i Tunes Digital
Music store.
In 2007, he enable human being to meet Iphone
which is one of the most famous new generation
mobile phone.
This mobile phone, Iphone enabled Apple
company to improve more and more.
26. Mac Book air which is improved in 2008, attracked
many people becuase of its speed and lightness.
In 2010, he improved a very different computer style.
This new computer style is I Pad.
This new computer is a tabloit which has touch screen
feature.
In 2011, Apple company which is founded by Steve
Jobs become one of the most famous and richest
company.
27. Portable Audio Revolution
Less than a year after iTunes was released, Apple
released the iPod
Originally only for Mac users
In July 2002, the new iPod was
available for Windows users as
well
Sales skyrocketed and 75% of MP3 players are iPods
28. Portable Audio Revolution (Cont.)
In eight weeks, five million songs were sold on
iTunes.
Took over 80% of the legal music downloading
market.
29. Pixar
Pixar was Jobs’ second
company.
Swept the box office
with its animated films.
On January 24th, 2006,
Disney bought out Pixar
for $7.4 billion.
30. Conclusion
While Steve Jobs had so many accomplishements
he was struggling with his health problems. In
2004 he had an operation to get rid of tumor in his
pancreas. In 2011 he passed away because of his
cancer illness. But the newness and
aaccomplishments that he left enable Apple
Company to be one of the most succesful and
richest company. Now there is a question mark in
minds.
31. Conclusion (cont.)
Is Apple Company going to keep its
succesful position with Tim Cook that took
place in stead of Steve Jobs?
