Oliver Haslam·

Apple Commemorates 10th Anniversary Of Steve Jobs’ Death With Homepage Takeover

Apple has commemorated the 10th anniversary of former CEO and co-founder Steve Jobs’ death with a full homepage takeover. Despite Apple having only released the iPhone 13 lineup a matter of weeks ago, Apple has removed all iPhone branding and dedicated the entire page to Jobs.

The website’s homepage also includes a statement from the Jobs family, with the full note now available on apple.com.

For all of Steve’s gifts, it was his power as a teacher that has endured.
He taught us to be open to the beauty of the world, to be curious around
new ideas, to see around the next corner, and most of all to stay
humble in our own beginner’s mind

Current CEO Tim Cook has also taken to Twitter to share a personal message.

Jobs died following a long-running battle with cancer on October 5, 2011. That happened to be the day after Apple announced the iPhone 4S, with Jobs missing the event due to his illness. Jobs co-founded Apple with friend Steve Wozniak, with the company going on to be one of the most powerful on the planet.

iPhones have changed the world, while the iPod changed the music industry. The impact of Apple, with Jobs at the helm, cannot be overstated.

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