On a day like yesterday, February 24, Steve Jobs would have reached the age of 62. For this reason, the current CEO of the company, Tim Cook, wanted to remember the figure of who was the co-founder of Apple and his predecessor in office, through a message posted on his personal Twitter account.
This commemoration coincides a few days after Apple announced that the new campus will start operating next April of the company in Cupertino, which has received the official name of Apple Park and will have a very special space called Steve Jobs Theater.
Biological son of a Syrian immigrant, a detail that is not bad to remember in the times that now run through the United States, Steve Jobs was born on February 24, 1955. The 5 of October of 2011, just a couple of months after having definitively left his position as CEO of Apple in the hands of Tim Cook, and just after he presented what would be his first iPhone, the iPhone 4s, Steve Jobs died of cancer.
Yesterday, as soon as the day started on the American West Coast, Apple CEO Tim Cook tweeted a message in memory of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, who would have turned 62.
Remembering Steve, whose words and ideals will always inspire us. "There is no reason not to follow your heart."
Remembering Steve, whose words and ideals will always inspire us. "There is no reason not to follow your heart."
Just a few days ago Apple announced that the new theater on its new campus in California, Apple Park, will be renamed the Steve Jobs Theater.
To honor his memory and his lasting influence on Apple and the world, the theater at Apple Park will be named Steve Jobs Theater. Opening later this year, the entrance to the 1.000-seat auditorium is a 20-foot-tall, 165-foot-diameter glass cylinder that supports a metal carbon fiber roof. The Steve Jobs Theater is located on top of a hill - one of the highest points within Apple Park - overlooking meadows and the main building.
Apple has a page where more than a million people have already shared their ideas about Steve Jobs.
