Apple CEO Steve Jobs is the savior of the technology world

Apple CEO Steve Jobs is the savior of the technology industry

According to foreign media reports, for many technology fans, Apple CEO Steve Jobs is a mythical figure and the savior of technology. The savior of the world, some even compare him to Jesus. To an outsider, however, they might ask why Jobs's charisma was so great and why his announcement on Monday about his medical leave caused such a huge reaction in the technology blogosphere.

As we all know, Jobs has been notoriously tight-lipped about Apple and his personal life. However, he has become the subject of reports in countless magazines, newspapers, and websites. There is even a movie called "Pirates of Silicon Valley" based on his competition with Microsoft's Bill Gates.

If you want to read reports about Jobs’ extraordinary popularity, the following is a summary of Jobs’ legendary career from various media.

"Daily Mail": Jobs controls everything

? Jobs is Apple. He oversees everything from product design and development to product packaging and even the hiring of chefs at the company's headquarters in California. ?

"The Sunday Times": Jobs = Apple

?Apple's market value is about US$140 billion. But would it be worth anything without Jobs? It is a company built around his personality and inspiration. It is the company that people around the world pay the most attention to, envy the most, admire the most, and love the most. ?

"The New York Times": Jobs' health is closely related to Apple's future

? He is not like other CEOs. He is truly the single most indispensable CEO in the world. As Charles Wolf said, Apple is Steve Jobs and Steve Jobs is Apple. ?He also said,?I think if he leaves the company unexpectedly, the stock price will plummet by 25%, or even more. ?Investors are talking about Jobs' health, but this is not just gossip, but his health does have a profound impact on Apple's future. ?

"The Guardian": ?Demi-god? Steve Jobs

?For wizards and fans in the technology world, he is ?demigod. Apple's new product launches usually turn into a gathering of fans to worship Steve Jobs. Jobs came from humble beginnings and had a career that had its ups and downs, but he miraculously returned and built Apple. Some Apple fans compare his life journey to the heroic stories of the Greek mythological figure Odysseus, the Hindu god Krishna, the Greek mythological figure Jason and Jesus Christ. However, outside of technology circles, Jobs was hardly a big shot or even a celebrity. Some people will say, I've heard of Bill Gates, but who is Steve? ?

MIT website: Apple Garage Legend

?Jobs made up his mind to start his own company to produce personal computers. He convinced Steve Wozniak to start a business with him. They sold their prized possessions, with Jobs buying his Volkswagen van and Wozniak selling his programmable HP calculator. They raised $1,300 to establish the company and produced their first computer in 1976 in Jobs' garage. ?

"The New Yorker" Magazine: Jobs changed the field of personal computers

? Never before has a technology company risen and fallen so quickly. Under Jobs' passionate leadership, Apple produced the Apple II, which gave birth to the personal computer industry, and its Macintosh actually changed the face of technology itself. ?

"Fortune" Magazine: Jobs reshaped the business world

? In the past decade alone, he has disrupted and reshaped three markets, namely music, movies and mobile phone, and his impact on his fledgling computing industry was just beginning to be felt.

"Reshaping any one industry can make a person's life successful, but reshaping four industries is unheard of."

Think about it: Henry Ford changed the trajectory of the automobile industry, Pan Am's Juan Trippe pioneered global air travel, and Conrad Hilton successfully launched it Internationalization of the U.S. hotel industry. There are many other examples, and in all of them, entrepreneurs who became industry leaders redefined a single untapped market. The industries that Jobs conquered already existed before. ?

Google co-founder Sergey Brin: He simplifies products

?I admire Steve Jobs. He was able to keep his products simple. ?

TED.com: Jobs has become more courageous with every setback

? In recent years, Jobs has been fighting a rare form of pancreatic cancer. This is another new chapter in his epic life, and his life is also a true reflection of Apple's history: the more setbacks he gets, the more courage he becomes. ?

The Guardian: He was like a jungle cat.

According to a former colleague of Jobs, he was strong, energetic and had a swagger, much like a The boxer is powerful yet elegant, elusive and like an elegant jungle cat ready to pounce on its prey. ?

stylelist.com: Time to change out of your jeans

?First of all, we love you, Steve Jobs. We really love you. Your Apple products have improved our quality of life in countless ways, yet most days we spend more time using our iPhones than spending time with our boyfriends. But, Steve, you're wearing that black crewneck sweater and Levi's jeans that really pisses us off. We're telling you, it's time to change out of those jeans you were wearing when the iPad was launched last year. ?