Quotes from the Greatest Entrepreneurs: Steve Jobs (Paperback)

from DanStratton

I think I killed Steve Jobs. I'm sorry everyone. I didn't mean to, but I think it was me. You see, I have been a Windows kind of guy for my whole career in computers. I bought an IBM XT clone for my first computer back in 1987. I knew about Apple computers, but I was a Microsoft guy, through and ...

from invisiblelizard

You sort of have to get through the introductory hippy-dippy parts (first 4-5 chapters) before you get into the good stuff. Sure, Jobs was a free thinking, drug taking, world traveling, non-bathing, weird dieting person back then (which I guess sort of explains his idiosyncrasies later in life) b...

from JA_Paul

I loved this book. I learned more than I ever imagine I would when I started it. The man behind Apple/Next/Pixar was a fascinating individual who covered an extreme range of intellect, emotion and behavior. If you are a Macintosh, Apple, Pixar, iPod, iPhone or iPad fan I think you will find this ...

from sgsmitty

I thought this was a pretty good book, lots of details, may of which could have be read elsewhere. Not bad with the worshiping of Jobs as I would have thought, at least not until the very end.

from jcbrunner

Walter Isaacson has written a perfectly timed, highly readable but incurious Maureen Dowdesque biography of Steve Jobs. To understand Isaacson's approach to biography and journalism, it is helpful to note that Isaacson's leadership drove not one but two venerable US media properties into the grou...