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The Latest Breaking News from Steve Jobs

Quirky tech for 2024, from robotic space dogs to extreme speakers

Our pick of quirky tech for the year ahead embraces ten more eccentric products, partnerships and conceptual dreams

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How the 'visionaries' of Silicon Valley mean profits are prioritised over true technological progress

Technological innovation in the last couple of decades has brought fame and huge wealth to the likes of Elon Musk, Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos. Often feted as geniuses, they are the faces behind the gadgets and media that so many of us depend upon.

The Conversation

Inside Apple's Massive Push to Transform the Mac Into a Gaming Paradise

In an interview with Apple product marketing managers Leland Martin, Doug Brooks, and Gordon Keppel, we go deep on how Apple is transforming the Mac into a respectable AAA video games platform that can compete with PCs and consoles.

Inverse

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The Best Sci-Fi Shows of 2023 All of Have One Shocking Thing in Common

From 'For All Mankind' to 'Foundation' (to 'Severance' in 2022), all the most ambitious science fiction TV shows share a surprising similarity. Here's why.

Inverse

TechScape: Will Meta’s encryption plans be a ‘devastating blow’ to child safety online?

The Facebook and Instagram owner is miles ahead of the competition, say regulators, who suggest that could change when it rolls out default end-to-end encryption for Messenger

The Guardian - UK

Bill Gates thinks he's a better boss than Elon Musk's 'hardcore' approach. Research (kind of) proves him right

Gates has softened over the years, while Musk appears to only have doubled down.

Fortune

OPINION - Not wearing headphones on the Tube is a sign of the apocalypse

Tube etiquette has reached new lows, says George Chesterton

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Menu signed by Mao Zedong brings a quarter million dollars at auction

An official menu for a state banquet signed by former Chinese leader Mao Zedong has been auctioned for $275,000

The Independent UK

Whether you are Manchester United or Grimsby, succession planning is vital

A new manager can’t take all the responsibility for a football club, even if it was what their predecessor tried to do

The Guardian - UK

Steve Jobs’ $4 check written in 1976 auctioned off for more than $36,000

Check written to Radio Shack joins a hot market for Jobs’ signature and memorabilia

The Guardian - US

Have a butchers at the Nothing phone clothing line (and other brand's bizarre tech textiles)

Nothing is an exciting tech brand, with exciting devices like the Phone (2) and Ear (2) already under their belt. But its latest releases are a different kind of wearable altogether.

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This might be the only check you'll ever get from Steve Jobs

A check Steve Jobs signed back in 1973 has recently gone up for auction and has already skyrocketed up to $25,000.

iMore

It's time for iPads to make sense again

The iPad line-up at the end of 2023 is overly complicated and confusing. Apple's refreshing the entire range in 2024 – and that's a great opportunity to streamline and simplify

iMore

Tim Cook: Only Steve Jobs could’ve created Apple and he'd still be running it if he was alive today

Tim Cook dropped insight and almost-news in this Dua Lipa Podcast

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Exploring the unlikely development of Halo – from RTS to third-person, Mac to console, concept to an Edge magazine perfect 10

Interview | Marcus Lehto talks Edge magazine through the history of one of the biggest, most recognized names in video games

Fortune

Tim Cook reveals there are several people lined up to one day take on the top Apple job as he talks ‘very detailed’ succession plan with Dua Lipa

Apple CEO Tim Cook said he has a "very detailed" succession plan, a far cry from the turbulent handover at OpenAI following Sam Altman's departure.

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With his sudden return to OpenAI, Sam Altman becomes the latest 'boomerang CEO'

In a reversal that brought him back in a matter of days, the OpenAI co-founder joins a club of CEOs who return after leaving the company they founded.

Fortune

Elon Musk's 10 laws of management

Deciphering the world's strangest executive playbook.

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Evening Standard

Sam Altman's exit is a symptom of OpenAI's growing pains

City Voices: The firing of Sam Altman, and the way the board did it, will give more ammunition to people who think AI firms need more oversight

Fortune

AI just got its Steve Jobs moment

AI just got its Steve Jobs moment, as debates swirl between “accelerationists” and “doomers” over its threat to humanity.

Evening Standard

'Ctrl Altman Delete': How Sam Altman was pushed out of the world's best-known AI business

Everything we know so far about Altman's shock departure

Fortune

The empathetic executive: Top headhunters are turning away from cutthroat leaders and looking for CEOs with better soft skills

“The hard truth is, there is nothing soft about soft skills.”

The Independent UK

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak hospitalized in Mexico

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak remains hospitalized in Mexico City following a “health problem” while he was in the city to speak at a business conference

iMore

Apple founding father Steve Wozniak hospitalized in Mexico City

Multiple reports indicate Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has been hospitalized in New Mexico.

The Conversation

Grandiose visions and arrested development: a new biography considers the contradictory life of Elon Musk

Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, has his fingers in many pies, none of them your standard Four and Twenty – space exploration, electric cars, AI and social media, among others.

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