Over 60 minutes, interviews with colleagues reveal the influences and innovations of Steve Jobs, including the creation of the iPhone and MacBook.
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Over 60 minutes, interviews with colleagues reveal the influences and innovations of Steve Jobs, including the creation of the iPhone and MacBook.
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Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple Inc., is remembered through interviews with colleagues and friends. The documentary includes insights into his early career at Atari and his time in India. It discusses his role in creating products like the iPhone and MacBook, which changed technology and consumer habits. The film also addresses the influences that shaped his vision and the lasting impact he had on the tech industry. Directed by Mimi O'Connor, it runs for 60 minutes and was released in 2011.
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Why Watch
- Meet Steve Jobs' colleagues and friends.
- Find out how the iPhone changed lives.
- See Jobs' early days at Atari.
Did You Know
- Steve Jobs worked at Atari before founding Apple Inc.
- The documentary features interviews with colleagues who knew Jobs personally.
- Jobs spent time in India, which influenced his career.
- The film runs for 60 minutes and was directed by Mimi O'Connor.
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Who directed the documentary 'Steve Jobs: One Last Thing'?
Mimi O'Connor directed the documentary.
What year was 'Steve Jobs: One Last Thing' released?
The documentary was released in 2011.
What are some of the innovations attributed to Steve Jobs in the documentary?
Innovations attributed to Steve Jobs include the iPhone and MacBook.
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