Steve Jobs on Innovation
Jobs treated innovation as making products that are radically easier to use, with hardware and software designed together. Across these talks, he framed breakthroughs as leaps that replace complexity with simple, integrated experiences — from the Macintosh and iPod to the iPhone and MacBook Air.
“Every once in a while, a revolutionary product comes along that changes everything.”
“If you know how to point, you already know how to use it.”
“The code that's the fastest to write, the code that's the easiest to maintain, and the code that never breaks is the code you don't write.”
1:45:26Steve Jobs on the iPhone: Apple reinvents the phone
1:24:29Steve Jobs on Macintosh Introduction: The computer for the rest of us
1:16:25Steve Jobs on MacBook Air: The thinnest notebook in the world
1:12:54Steve Jobs on System Software Strategy: Why Hardware Matters
50:11Steve Jobs on iPod: 1,000 Songs in Your Pocket
1:52:47Steve Jobs on the iPhone 4: FaceTime and Retina Display
53:40Steve Jobs on iPod Nano: A Thousand Songs in Your Pocket
1:01Steve Jobs on Think Different: The Crazy Ones
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