Steve Jobs Returning to Apple this Month
Posted on June 5, 2009 in Tech News
After taking a six-month leave of absence, Steve Jobs, CEO and co-founder of Apple Computer and of Pixar Animation Studios, is expected to return to Apple sometime towards the end of June. There is also some speculation that he might be attending Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference to announce the new iPhone – and he does have a reputation for making surprise appearances and announcements. Either way, the new iPhone will be launched at this event, which takes place on June 8th to 12th in San Francisco, and it will go on sale at a later date. Just in time for a lot of the original iPhone users to pick one up after their two-year contracts expire.
For some Friday and weekend inspiration, here is Steve Jobs’ Commencement Address to the Stanford University Graduating Class of 2005. In it, he describes how he has battled and overcome adversity in his life, all while holding on to his creativity, and never giving up on his dreams. Even if you have seen this before, it is worth a second watch:
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