The life of Steve Jobs through photos

Few people know that Steve Jobs, one of the most talented and famous CEOs in the world, was kicked out of the university after the first semester.

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The house where Steve Jobs grew up.

Steve Jobs was born on February 24, 1955 in San Francisco and adopted by the couple Paul and Clara Jobs, unmarried by his parents, Abdulfattah Jandali and Joanne Simspson, who are still students.

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Photo taken in 1977 when Jobs introduced the company Apple.

In 1972, the young Steve was famous for his "achievement" that was kicked out of college after his first semester. Jobs then went to India to "enlighten the spirit" and returned to America in the face of a Zen Buddhist.

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Lisa Brennan-Jobs, Steve's once-rejected daughter.

In 1978, Jobs fell in love with Chrisann Brennan and they had a daughter out of wedlock. However, Jobs denied that he was the father of the child for reasons of infertility. Brennan alone raised children and had a time to ask for social welfare. It was not until Jobs finally recognized Lisa Brennan-Jobs as his daughter.

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The San Remo Building, New York.

In 1982, Jobs bought an apartment located in the North Tower of The San Remo Building, New York, and spent years decorating it but never came in. Jobs then sold it to singer Bono (group U2).

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The first Macintosh computer came with a platform for today's computers.

In January 1984, Apple released a 128K Macintosh personal computer and soon Apple released an upgrade with 512K of Macintosh RAM too successful. Mac becomes the world's first graphical user interface computer and the foundation for today's computers.

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Steve Jobs in the launch of the company NeXT.

Power disputes with CEO John Sculley led Jobs to leave Apple in 1985 and set up a computer company named NeXT. The hardware business did not flourish but the software software success became the reason Apple bought NeXT in 1997 and invited Jobs back as an advisor.

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Steve Jobs and his wife - Laurene Powell.Photo taken in December 2005.

On August 13, 1991, Jobs and Laurene Powell married at the Ahwahnee Hotel of Yosemite National Park under the witness of a Zen master. They have 3 children, Reed Paul, Erin Sienna and Eve.

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"Toy Story" and Steve Jobs.

Few knew Jobs's greatest success in the 1990s was due to movies, not computers. In 1986, Jobs acquired Pixar animation studio. In 1995, the animated film " Toy Story " became a blockbuster movie, bringing in 191 million dollars in US and Canada. When Pixar IPO in November 1995, Jobs earned over $ 600 million in profits from his 80% stake (worth $ 60 million at the time of purchase).

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Jobs in an Apple product launch.

In July 2004, Steve Jobs had surgery for pancreatic cancer but quickly returned to work in September of the same year. In 2007, iPhone was born that marked the great turning point in Steve Jobs's career and completely changed the concept of " smartphone " globally, and turned Steve Jobs into the most sought-after name.

In August 2008, Bloomberg posted the wrong message about Jobs's death.

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Familiar clothes every time Jobs is present at Apple events.

In the last decade or so, Jobs has been seen wearing the only outfit that includes a black pullover, 501 Levi's and New Balance 911 sneakers whenever present in events. In 2011, people called him "Man in Black".

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"Man in Black" is seen as the wizard who changed the technology world.

Steve Jobs has a lot of dedication in his career. In fact, he is the owner or co-owner of more than 230 award-winning patents and many technological applications from computers to mobile devices, user interfaces, speakers, keyboards, energy transducer or even . stairs.