Steve Jobs just had a liver transplant surgery!June 20th, 2009 From April to this date, Steve Jobs' health has been of a prime concern for the entire tech-world. While we got rumors that Steve was working for Apple Table Pc or that he is active inside Apple, we also had a common sense to ignore some news that weren't just acceptable enough.
Ill Steve Jobs still actively involved in Apple OperationsApril 11th, 2009 Cuppertino (California, US), - Apple Incorporated CEO Steve Jobs remains closely involved in key aspects of running the company, even though he has been on three months medical leave. Jobs, who is suffering from pancreatic cancer, continues to work on the company's most important strategies and products from home.
Speculations about Steve Jobs' heath: Steve Wozniak says he is doing good, but really?May 28th, 2009 Well all the tech enthusiasts have been concerned about two things mostly in recent times. Windows 7 and Steve Jobs' health.
Apple says Steve Jobs back on jobJune 29th, 2009 SAN FRANCISCO - Apple CEO Steve Jobs has returned to the company he founded following a six month medical leave during which he had a liver transplant, the company said Monday. "He's currently at work a few days a week and working from home the remaining days," Apple spokesman Steve Dowling said in a statement.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs BiographyJune 20th, 2009 Apple CEO Steve Jobs, at a glance
NAME — Steven Paul Jobs. AGE — 54. Born Feb. 24, 1955. EDUCATION — Dropped out of Reed College in Portland, Ore., after one year.
Apple sans Jobs: finger crossed over replacement January 15th, 2009 No Jobs, no Apple. For Apple - devotees were left awestruck after a wrecking announcement, Apple Inc's iconic chief Steve Jobs was to bench himself for six month.
Apple says CEO Steve Jobs is back at work a few days a week and working from home other daysJune 29th, 2009 Apple CEO Steve Jobs back at work few days a weekSEATTLE — Apple Inc. co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs is back at his office a few days a week after taking a 5½-month medical leave and getting a new liver.
Steve Jobs admits of a liver transplantSeptember 10th, 2009 SAN FRANCISCO - The Apple chief executive Steve Jobs, making his first public appearance since his return to work in June after six months' medical leave, has admitted of a liver transplant. Jobs admitted this on the sidelines of a press conference San Francisco, where he was announcing a new iPod nano.
Apple's Steve Jobs to take medical leaveJanuary 14th, 2009 SAN FRANCISCO - Apple's iconic founder and chief executive Steve Jobs said Wednesday that he was taking medical leave from the company, leaving Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook in charge. Jobs, who battled pancreatic cancer in 2004, announced the movie in an email to all Apple employees just a week after he blamed a hormonal imbalance for his gaunt appearance in recent months.
Apple iProd: Guess WhatAugust 5th, 2009 What's the new curtain warmer for Apple? Scratching into the updated USBConfiguration.plist in the most recent version of iPhone OS 3.1 beta provides a compelling evidence that the Cupertino company is working on the development of an unknown device reffered to as iProd. The evidences of such a device was out in March.
Apple to Release a Tablet Device in 2010May 22nd, 2009 Better late than never, Apple sans Steve Jobs is breaking new ground with it's plans to introduce tablet-based devices early next year. Apple is all set to bridge the gap between iPod touch and Macbook at a price of $500-$700.
Apple launches iTunes 8.2 With iPhone 3.0 SupportJune 2nd, 2009 With speculations in air that Apple would be releasing iPhone 3.0 out of beta at the Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco next week, things are getting intoxicating. As new additions to iPhone 3.0 are unfurling the excitement is doubling up.
Steve Jobs suffering from hormone imbalance, but to remain Apple CEOJanuary 5th, 2009 SAN FRANCISCO - Apple chief executive Steve Jobs, who did not turn up to deliver the keynote address at the Mac World Expo 2009 Tuesday for the first time in 11 years, said he stayed away from the event due to ailing health caused by a 'hormone imbalance', but added that he would continue in the top job. In a letter to the 'Apple community' Tuesday, Jobs said his decision to stay away from the annual event had set off a 'flurry of rumours about my health, with some even publishing stories of me on my deathbed'.
Steve Jobs Short Shifted Indian Consumers, Indian Consumers Returned The FavorNovember 18th, 2008 I am rather pleased to report that Apple's iPhone launch in India was a dismal failure. I was aghast in August this year when Apple (and its cohorts Vodaphone & Airtel) decided to swindle Indian customer by charging over 400% premium over US store price.
The Most Expensive iPhone: Curious Case of King's ButtonFebruary 28th, 2009 Apple dropped the iPhone prices to carrier-subsidized $199. Still they wanted it at $ 99.
When Apple is considered, can Steve Jobs be far away? Well, despite having a life threatening hormone imbalance disease for which Mr. Jobs is to stay at home and not come to his office, it seems he has never lost touch. According to a recent disclosure, Apple is working on a new version if iPhone and a device that is bigger than an iPhone and smaller than a regular notebook. The company has worked hard to try and convince investors and analysts that despite Jobs no longer working full-time at Apple, his presence doesn't effectively make or break the company. But it wasn't taken wholeheartedly neither by apple fanboys or the share holders. This news should partially assure them but raise a question too. 
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April 13th, 2009 at 12:24 pm
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May 12th, 2009 at 10:38 am
That’s good news.Steve would surely get what he wants.
Of course Steve is an asset to the company and he has more value than his company.
great article
Eliza
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