Steve Jobs was a genius for Apple company, large amounts of amazing products created with the help of him. I choose him as the profile page including my magazine, not only for his fame and reputation, the Apple products give a huge contribution to screen developing, especially for touch screen which is related to my topic. I introduced the distinguished contribution of Steve Jobs, including iPhone, iPad, iOS system and something else in different filed. Majority of the audiences want to know how to be a genius and the successful process of those kind of people, it will be attractive and interesting as a article. The article of my magazine is as follow:
Steve Jobs was an American businessman and technology visionary. He is best known as the co-founder, chairman, and chief executive officer of Apple Company. Jobs changed the world, he will be remembered not just for those fabulous products he helped to create, but the long lasting impact to the gaming, technology, and entertainment industries caused by his genius work. Job's most important contribution to the video games industry is the introduction of the company's mobile operating system: iOS. Steve jobs is one of the inventors of iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and iOS system, with his works, he helped to create the most successful mobile gaming platform on the market. The most important thing about iOS is, it made games easier to access to a much wider array of people than ever before. With the built in app store software of the OS, you can get thousands of games just by a few touches of your mobile phone screen. And with its simple, touch and motion- enabled control system, it's easy for everyone to play, it doesn’t matter how old you are. Before the Revolutionary iPod, in the year of 1984, apple released the first commercially available personal computer came with a graphical user interface ever, the Macintosh. Though hardly created by Jobs himself, his contribution for popularizing the concepts of a desktop interface and mouse controls cannot be forgotten. In the same year, Steve Jobs was ousted the Board of directors of the company, he was not the CEO of apple anymore. After that Jobs founded a new company called NeXT Computer in 1996, which innovated the concept of multimedia email, allowing users to embed and transfer audio, images, and video in messages. When we talking about digital media, there is nothing more influential than the iPod and the iTunes software, and both the development has been leaded by Steve Jobs himself. And it was him made them household words. With the introduction of the iPod in 2001, Apple started a revolution of the digital world: consumers now can carry thousands of their collections just within a cigarette-case-sized device in their pocket. Just like what Steve Jobs did with the Macintosh, he leaded the development of the iPhone, which was the first Smartphone to provide a rich graphical interface, touch screen controls, desktop-quality mobile web browsing and email access, and media support in one compact handset.As monumental as these contributions were, they are just a few of what was a lifetime of innovation and exceptional foresight. As monumental as these contributions were, they are just a few of what was a lifetime of innovation and exceptional foresight. Nonetheless, Jobs and Apple have been integral in the evolution of computing as we know it and ,today Apple is not just a technology company, it is a lifestyle. When it came to put on a show, nobody else in the computer industry, or any any other industry for that matter, could match Steve Jobs. Whatever the true source of his success, there was more than a touch of genius about Jobs, there are amounts of treasures that we can learn from his wisdom and life.
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