Apple recently paid homage to the late co-founder of Steve Jobs at a 10-year anniversary.
The company creates a warning page on images sharing websites and short films in Steve Jobs.
This video is also shared by Apple CEO of Tim Cook on his Twitter account.
Cupertino-based companies have also shared internal memos from cooking to their employees to commemorate the warning.
In that email, it was obtained by Bloomberg, Cook talked about the philosophy that inspired work.
He also reflects the work of extraordinarily disadvantaged and how Apple products help ‘people connected, inspire them to think differently, and empower them to make their own dents in the universe.’ Steve Jobs resigned as Apple CEO in August 2011 and was appointed by the Cook team as his successor.
He died in October 2011 at the age of 56 years.
This is the full text shared by the team team Cook to Apple today marking a 10-year anniversary of Steve’s passing.
This is the time to celebrate his life and reflect the extraordinary legacy he left behind.
Even believing that “people with desires can change the world getting better.” That’s the philosophy that inspires him to make Apple.
And it lives in us today.
For many things: brilliant, funny, and wise, a husband, a father, friend, and, of course, a visionary.
He challenged us to see the world not for what it was, but for what it was.
And he helps so many people, including himself, see the same potential in ourselves.
Not one day passed that I didn’t think about it.
This year, as much as others, we remember the great impact of our products in the world.
I feel very fortunate that we spend our days creating very innovative tools that connect people, inspire them to think differently, and empower them to make their own dents in the universe too.
This is one of the many gifts given by Steve to us all.
I hope Steve is here to see the way the spirit lives in all your extraordinary work.
But most importantly, I hope he can see what you are doing next.
Steve once said that his most proud achievement were people who had not arrived.
He spends every day imagining the future that no one else can see and work without stopping to bring his vision to live.
Even a single figure, but he taught us all how to soar.
I miss him, and I will always appreciate it.
Simana Tweet shared by Team Cook “People with desires can change the world to be better.” – SJ.
It’s hard to believe for 10 years.
Celebrate you …
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