Steve Jobs would surely have been appalled ... doesn’t need to try very hard to create new things – the new iPad that “Crush” ...

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Self-confessed Apple fan Stephen Fry, 54, has paid an emotional tribute to Steve Jobs in ... been in the company of Jobs when the former Apple CEO demonstrated the iPad before it was released ...

Getting an email from Steve Jobs is probably a strong indicator. Ashish Toshniwal, the 31-year-old CEO of app design firm Y Media Labs, told Business Insider about how one of the first iPad apps ...

Steve Jobs personally presented an ambitious plan ... is a scale model of Apple Park that lets you view the campus via an iPad using AR software. This is the only publicly accessible area of ...

Once again, Steve Jobs replied to another email, and this time in quite a different mood. Paul Shadwell emailed el Jobso expressing his frustration about Apple’s delays for the international iPad ...

If you want to purchase the same iPad in Germany, you’ll have to pay €514. Why? Because of a new tax Germany has put on computers. But what’s interesting is that Steve Jobs has a response for that.

While the iPad is now a blockbuster, when it was first announced the reaction was not good. In the Steve Jobs biography, Walter Isaacson reported, "The night after his announcement, Jobs was ...

Apple once again provided the week's biggest tech story, with Steve Jobs launching the new iPad 2. at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. Jobs again described the iPad as a "magical" device ...