Steve Jobs

Walter Isaacson, acclaimed for his bestselling biographies of Benjamin Franklin and Albert Einstein, presents the exclusive biography of Steve Jobs, the enigmatic co-founder of Apple Inc. Drawing on over forty interviews with Jobs over two years, as well as insights from family members, friends, adversaries, and colleagues, Isaacson crafts a riveting narrative of Jobs' roller-coaster life and intense personality. Jobs, a creative entrepreneur, revolutionized six industries, including personal computers, animated movies, music, phones, tablet computing, and digital publishing. Isaacson delves into Jobs' passion for perfection, ferocious drive, and the interplay of creativity with technology. Jobs' unfiltered accounts and candid revelations from those who knew him provide a comprehensive view of his obsessions, artistry, and relentless pursuit of control. Jobs' story becomes a lesson on innovation, leadership, and the intertwining of character and values in the pursuit of groundbreaking products. Isaacson's biography captures the essence of a man whose demons fueled both brilliance and turmoil, offering an instructive and cautionary tale about the cost of innovation and the indomitable spirit that shaped an era. Steve Jobs emerges as the ultimate icon of inventiveness and applied imagination, leaving an indelible mark on the digital age.