A new profile from WSJ looks into Apple CEO Tim Cook’s leadership style and how it differs from how Steve Jobs lead the company. Here are the details on this.

It’s difficult to believe that 13 years ago today we saw the first iPhone bumble its way into the marketplace. It might be the monster of the market now, but back then it was being laughed at by plenty of people, not least RIM. Remember them?

Rare photos have surfaced showing Steve Jobs and Larry Page at Google’s HQ back in 2007. Here are the details on this.

Then Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced the iPad ten years ago today. January 27th, 2010 was a big day and it finally put to bed years of rumors that said Apple was working on a tablet device.

Apparently the birth of the iPad can be traced back to Steve Jobs wanting a piece of glass for emailing on the toilet. Yes, you heard that right, and here are more details on it.

Check out this viral video of a Steve Jobs lookalike visiting various Apple Stores, taking selfies and giving autographs to fans.

A Steve Jobs look-alike has just been spotted and has become an internet sensation. Check it out the details right here!

You never thought you’d see Steve Jobs’ name in the same sentence as the US Army’s next-generation rifle, but that’s what’s happening today after the project manager for the rifle’s design apparently spoke of it as “Steve Jobs and his engineers trying to convert the iPod Touch to the first 3G iPhone.”

On October 5th, 2011, Apple’s co-founder and former head passed away, with this year marking the seventh anniversary of his death. He was just 56 years old when he lost his battle with pancreatic cancer.

Lisa Brennan-Jobs, the daughter Steve Jobs famously denied was his, is releasing a memoir entitled “Small Fry” next month, and as part of a press push for the book, an excerpt is now available for all to read.

An old interview with the late Apple CEO Steve Jobs during which he discusses the App Store after its first 30 days shows just how Jobs had things right all the way back in 2008.

With Avengers: Infinity War now the big news across Hollywood, there is plenty to learn about the way the Marvel movies are made and no matter what the secret sauce is, it’s clear it’s working. This stretches all the way back to 2008’s Iron Man release, and we have today learned what the inspiration was for Iron Man’s HUD. As it turns out, it was Apple’s iPhone.