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  • Walter Isaacson weaves a full and often revealing tale that brings 'Steve Jobs' to life through interviews with the late Apple visionary and those in his inner circle.

    • Steve Jobs Biography (1955–2011) -Readers Books Club

      Walter Isaacson weaves a full and often revealing tale that brings 'Steve Jobs' to life through interviews with the late Apple visionary and those in his inner circle.

    Book review: 'Steve Jobs' by Walter Isaacson

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    One of the weird things about quantum mechanics is that an electron can be in two places at the same time, which obviously makes it a difficult subject to understand. Steve Jobs can be equally hard to pin down. One moment he seems like a hero and the next he’s a zero. Reading the former Time managing editor, Walter Isaacson’s journalistic, anecdote-filled biography of Jobs can keep you oscillating between the two positions, until finally an apple falls on your head and you get it — that Jobs was possibly in both places at the same time.

    Jobs himself thought in binary terms, according to Isaacson — ideas were either ‘great’ or ‘crap’ and never in between; sometimes they could be ‘crap’ one day and ‘great’ the next day, when he would claim to have thought it up himself.  People to

    ‘Steve Jobs’ by Walter Isaacson - Review - The New York Times

  • Wozniak comes across as a rather guileless individual, contrasting with his description of Steve Jobs who fleeced Wozniak of money and attempted to disrupt his post-Apple remote control business.

    • ‘Steve Jobs’ review: Walter Isaacson’s biography mesmerizes

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    • Steve Jobs (film) - Wikipedia
    It discusses Steve Wozniak's life before and after Apple, such as the things he created for science fairs that gave even high school students.
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    He was dishonest and manipulative to Steve Wozniak in the early days of their collaboration, and mistreated the people who worked for him.

    Book review: 'Steve Jobs' by Walter Isaacson - DNA India

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  • With greater funding, a charismatic spokesman in Steve Jobs, and an engineering genius in Steve Wozniak, Apple developed the Apple 2, which was a giant success.

    • Steve Wozniak | Biography & Facts | Britannica

      With greater funding, a charismatic spokesman in Steve Jobs, and an engineering genius in Steve Wozniak, Apple developed the Apple 2, which was a giant success.

    iWoz: Computer Geek to Cult Icon: How I Invented the Pe…

      Why he chose him is not surprising: Isaacson’s biographies of Benjamin Franklin and Albert Einstein are engrossing, epic, and readable studies of men who changed history.