Here is when Steve Jobs drops the "interim CEO" title & officially becomes the full time CEO of Apple, which he calls the "iCEO". The crowd was definitely pleased with the announcement.
I was there in the crowd and it was a special moment cementing his return to Apple. He was touched by peoples reactions. Both at that moment and afterwards in the hallways.
He deserved it! failing is one thing, being pushed away from something you love is another, but climbing out of that hole stronger and better than ever. Nothing will replace that feeling and I know it personally! I was written off early in my career also, pushed out the door by the narrow-minded...... ten years later I find myself back at the helm of something near and dear to my heart.
Play this at every senior management meeting. This is what respect looks like. You don't get there by being everyone's mate, you get there by pushing forward.
this man is like a crusader, a commander, and these people would genuinely willingly die working for him, and it's so beautiful to see, that level of passion. i wish i could've worked for steve jobs :(
This guy deserved to live a 100 years, i love iPhone, and im scared that Apple will ruin it thevway they are going, there is no vision without Steve. We miss you Steve, RIP good sir. :'(
Not really. They innovate here and there but they’ve made some incredibly stupid decisions like replacing the beautiful interfaces of Apple products with a tacky as hell flat design, and doing absolutely anything to save a cent (no longer including chargers with iPhones, removing the cleaning cloth from iPhones and reselling it for $19, etc). Steve would be turning in his grave.
You know you're a genius when the best news of the day does not come from new products but from the confirmation that you are staying at a company and become their full-time CEO.
If you've read Walter Isaacson's biography of Steve Jobs (you really should if you haven't), you'll find that it was quite a big deal for him to have Apple team members stand in a press briefing. He never liked to share the spotlight- in fact when he launched the Macintosh, he never credited the team.
ipad was great i accept. Macbook Air too was great. laptop manufacturer's now are doing the same thing and are calling it ultrabooks. Steve predicted this before 5 years in 2008. Josh is right. we see a lot of products done in a way that he said they would be done. But you are right. Without him it doesn't feel the same
Watching this again 20 years later. I remember when it happened, and i cheered as loud as anyone. Even though i've never owned a mac (lol) because knowing steve would stick around, it meant macs would be better and that meant PCs would try harder. Wish he was still there
you gotta be kidding me! I personally love apple products but i gotta admit that they aren't going anywhere with the current products. i mean they are practically re-introducing the same product every year. Yeah, most companies go through a bad phase but everybody would have felt a little reassured if Steve was still around. RIP Steve. You are sorely missed. By Apple and by us.
when employees of your company celebrates your homecoming, it tells a lot about you being a leader. I got goosebumps and it's an honor to witness some game changing products released by Apple by a genius who had a futuristic vision. WHAT A GENIUS WHO SEPARATED HIMSELF👏👏👏👏👏RIP STEVE JOBS🙏🙏🙏
Steve was loved by employees... Many people, blogs, tvs says the opposite, by in those diffultes time of 2000, Steve coming back Apple has been a life saver, a blessing. A visionary "god" came back, and made iPod, iPhone, iPad, App store and so on.
after all it was his company and it was taken away from him, the best desicion apple couldve made was to bring him back, now we get to enjoy his amazing computers, thank you steve jobs!!!
Exactly how did the 3GS do that? All I remember it being was a faster version of the iPhone 3G. Hell, the iPhone 3G added 3G networking, but actually used the same processor inside, and just made the back of the machine plastic. 3G networking was a big thing, but everything else, not so much. The new iPad added a retina display AND added 4G for the first time (a milestone for Apple, as they never had 4G LTE in anything...
@TheOpaso steve jobs wasn't apple CEO during 1976-1985.. the CEO's were: michael scott (1977-1981) Mike Markkula (1982-1983) and john sculley (1983-1993)
The Retina display MacBook is pretty much all Steve...except maybe the HDMI port, which Steve probably wouldn't have approved. But seriously, making the laptop dramatically thinner, making the MacBook Pro all flash storage, doing exactly what they did with the MacBook Air and bringing it to the Pro. I mean, Steve said the Air was the "future" of laptops," did he not? Seriously, it's too early to say "they're not the same without Steve," because a lot of Steve's work is still evident even now.
I never said they aren't 'fine' though, i am just saying they lose their edge without him. He built a brilliant company, and i don't doubt for a second that they will create great products. But with Steve Jobs, they made their own markets. The 3GS made its own significant changes to the smartphone market, but it built on a product that had already made its impact.
But the point is, making the screen look better, and making laptops thinner is convenient, but the last massive thing they did was the iPad. Until they change the way we look at technology, again, i will keep my opinion that without Steve Jobs, they lose their head for looking at a bigger picture.
Recently watched the movie Steve Jobs again. Interesting dovetail is Woz begging Steve to acknowledge the Apple II crew. He did not. The movie ends with the intro of the iMac. But here...he does just that sort of thing. Albeit not Apple II....but perhaps it shows he learned something.
@cemsengul16 Sculley resigned himself and passed Apple down to another CEO which passed it down to 2 more, before finally reaching Gill Amelio, which then labeled Apple as "a dead company". Later , in 1997, Gill resigned and brought Steve Jobs back to Apple as their interim CEO by the means of Apple buying over NeXT.
Ever see Pirates of Silicon Valley? That movie dramatically depics some of the main reasons why Jobs was voted out and why Wosniac left the company. Steve Jobs is kinda crazy, and a bit of a hot-head
Even under Steve's helm, they didn't ALWAYS "change what we thought about technology." They released A LOT of incremental upgrades, so how is it any different now? It's stupid to say "Well, now Steve's gone, and the iPad hasn't changed despite only being around for two years, well that's it, end of Apple!" Yes, later down the road, we might see a decline, or we might not. But it's WAYYY too early to see that. iPhone 3GS? Did that "change" what you thought about technology?
Steve Jobs isn't Emile Calon neither am I but the fact is that we both work(ed) together 'on speaking terms' His response on my remark: "Yes sure, and 'we' call it the Internet." Date on that fact my trimester-year 1992-1993, thanks and kind regards, Saskia F.J.H. van Houtert, engineer/office-manager, date description saterday 24 june 2023, time 17:10
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I was there in the crowd and it was a special moment cementing his return to Apple. He was touched by peoples reactions. Both at that moment and afterwards in the hallways.
Just curious what you were doing there, were you representing a company or just an ordinary attendant
@@_Username__ I need to know that as well!
God, that had to be so personally fulfilling to make that announcement, and be received with a standing ovation. The look on his face is priceless.
He deserved it! failing is one thing, being pushed away from something you love is another, but climbing out of that hole stronger and better than ever. Nothing will replace that feeling and I know it personally! I was written off early in my career also, pushed out the door by the narrow-minded...... ten years later I find myself back at the helm of something near and dear to my heart.
Play this at every senior management meeting. This is what respect looks like. You don't get there by being everyone's mate, you get there by pushing forward.
Apple was 90 days from bankruptcy
Steve Jobs came back
and is now one of the richest companies
They were 90 days from bankruptcy under Jobs (after the NeXT acquisition).
*the
@@paianis Moron lmao
now literally the richest company
@@paianis not actually. They were under bankruptcy before Steve saved it.
With one announcement, the pathway to Apple becoming the most profitable company in the world was set.
A house divided among the Apple and android line.
+Robert Hammond yes they are
Robert Hammond yes they still are
and here we are now, first company to be valued at three trillion dollars. Crazy.
Yeah, it kinda broke the monopoly of Microsoft.
One of his most triumphant moments. It gives me chills every time iWatch it.
you predicted the apple watch
apple watch moment 😳
This is charisma, and it brought me to tears watching this video after 14 years.
Doesn't take much to bring you to tears does it?
1:58 Tim Cook in the white shirt!
He was like "Hell yeah! 11 yrs from now, ama replace yah!"
In 2021 people still fondly remember and sorely miss Steve Jobs.
This was the last Apple Keynote to ever have a standing ovation of this magnitude. Perhaps the ONLY keynote to.
Except maybe when he appeared on stage for iPad 2 announcement.
Apple watch series 1 announcement (had a standing ovation after the product reveal video)
iOS7 keynote
Apple Watch keynote
1984 mac keynote
my god i cry every time i watch this. such an amazing person
Epic moment right here! Epic.
I guess so…
He really got his company back..
Can I just say, watching this nearly 20 years later I feel the same ammount of energy from this than the crowd had at the time
Pixar AND Apple. It’s crazy to think about. What a unique person he was.
Boy that's some applause. Amazing applause for an amazing and visionary man like Steve Jobs. Thanks Steve for giving us these products ♥️
i wonder how great steve felt once he said hes dropping the interim title.
Look at that freaking crowd!!!!
The audience were not just applauding. They were celebrating. What an achievement that is!
At the beginning, when he was applauding the OSX team. Fantastic moment in company history. God bless you, Steve. Godspeed.
Thanks For Uploading. This is so powerful in terms of what Steve went through to return to the CEO Job. His expressions says the rest.
That has got to be the wildest from-silence-to-roar cheer he ever had
this man is like a crusader, a commander, and these people would genuinely willingly die working for him, and it's so beautiful to see, that level of passion. i wish i could've worked for steve jobs :(
This guy deserved to live a 100 years, i love iPhone, and im scared that Apple will ruin it thevway they are going, there is no vision without Steve. We miss you Steve, RIP good sir. :'(
Pwnpie will 4 years later they did
@@darksouls2973 No they didn’t, they’re still at the forefront of innovation in the tech industry.
Not really. They innovate here and there but they’ve made some incredibly stupid decisions like replacing the beautiful interfaces of Apple products with a tacky as hell flat design, and doing absolutely anything to save a cent (no longer including chargers with iPhones, removing the cleaning cloth from iPhones and reselling it for $19, etc). Steve would be turning in his grave.
Yep, and I guarantee every one of those firings would be justified!
You know you're a genius when the best news of the day does not come from new products but from the confirmation that you are staying at a company and become their full-time CEO.
This just made Steve Job's Life
He was a rockstar in this business world
History won't forget about him and his works.
Rip steve
If you've read Walter Isaacson's biography of Steve Jobs (you really should if you haven't), you'll find that it was quite a big deal for him to have Apple team members stand in a press briefing. He never liked to share the spotlight- in fact when he launched the Macintosh, he never credited the team.
What an incredible feeling that must be to have so many people that truly respect and idolize you as a legend.
a legend!
this was so emotional!
ipad was great i accept. Macbook Air too was great. laptop manufacturer's now are doing the same thing and are calling it ultrabooks. Steve predicted this before 5 years in 2008. Josh is right. we see a lot of products done in a way that he said they would be done. But you are right. Without him it doesn't feel the same
This is such a remarkable moment right here.
Steve Jobs is such a legend..the current Apple of 2008 is all his hard work..
40 seconds of standing ovation.
Watching this again 20 years later. I remember when it happened, and i cheered as loud as anyone. Even though i've never owned a mac (lol)
because knowing steve would stick around, it meant macs would be better and that meant PCs would try harder.
Wish he was still there
I wonder what John Scully thinks when he watches this moment and reflects on what Apple later became.
I'm about to cry, Even thought it's video 23 years ago.
I miss this guy so much...
thank you steve, really
Both Apple and Steve got a second chance with each other.
And the world was never the same. Epic stuff!
That was a great moment.
steve jobs will be remembered forever
He did an awesome job. Steve, thank you!
Indeed. That was legend.
tim cook.... dream on..
what a feeling
Really is greatest comeback story of all time
extraordinary
This is what a CEO should be.
Steve Jobs is amazing
you gotta be kidding me! I personally love apple products but i gotta admit that they aren't going anywhere with the current products. i mean they are practically re-introducing the same product every year. Yeah, most companies go through a bad phase but everybody would have felt a little reassured if Steve was still around. RIP Steve. You are sorely missed. By Apple and by us.
Do you still think the same? :)
I do. Especially now.
i almost cried. what would happen to apple without this man
when employees of your company celebrates your homecoming, it tells a lot about you being a leader. I got goosebumps and it's an honor to witness some game changing products released by Apple by a genius who had a futuristic vision. WHAT A GENIUS WHO SEPARATED HIMSELF👏👏👏👏👏RIP STEVE JOBS🙏🙏🙏
Steve was loved by employees...
Many people, blogs, tvs says the opposite, by in those diffultes time of 2000, Steve coming back Apple has been a life saver, a blessing.
A visionary "god" came back, and made iPod, iPhone, iPad, App store and so on.
This is so epic
after all it was his company and it was taken away from him, the best desicion apple couldve made was to bring him back, now we get to enjoy his amazing computers, thank you steve jobs!!!
He is a genius.
and the place goes bonkers!
1:40-"Best Decision Apple Ever Made!"
But he didn't acknowledge the Apple II team!
Happy days.
iReally like this video :)
two words: Goose. Bumps.
RIP big man.
Exactly how did the 3GS do that? All I remember it being was a faster version of the iPhone 3G. Hell, the iPhone 3G added 3G networking, but actually used the same processor inside, and just made the back of the machine plastic. 3G networking was a big thing, but everything else, not so much. The new iPad added a retina display AND added 4G for the first time (a milestone for Apple, as they never had 4G LTE in anything...
Why is there an applause for dropping the interim title?
Get Well Soon!!!
@TheOpaso steve jobs wasn't apple CEO during 1976-1985.. the CEO's were: michael scott (1977-1981) Mike Markkula (1982-1983) and john sculley (1983-1993)
if this man never became CEO of apple then we would not have any of the devices that we know and love, like the iPhone, iPod, iPad any many more.....
The Retina display MacBook is pretty much all Steve...except maybe the HDMI port, which Steve probably wouldn't have approved. But seriously, making the laptop dramatically thinner, making the MacBook Pro all flash storage, doing exactly what they did with the MacBook Air and bringing it to the Pro. I mean, Steve said the Air was the "future" of laptops," did he not? Seriously, it's too early to say "they're not the same without Steve," because a lot of Steve's work is still evident even now.
1:40 I teared up
What goes around comes around. Revenge must have been so sweet for him after being exited years before.
We love you....iGOD!!!
Steve Jobs is my idol
True this.
I never said they aren't 'fine' though, i am just saying they lose their edge without him. He built a brilliant company, and i don't doubt for a second that they will create great products.
But with Steve Jobs, they made their own markets. The 3GS made its own significant changes to the smartphone market, but it built on a product that had already made its impact.
Elon Musk took the mantle...
Developers, developers, developers!
At the last day of his life, he transformed himself from iCEO to iGOD
biggest....... applause....... ever
But the point is, making the screen look better, and making laptops thinner is convenient, but the last massive thing they did was the iPad.
Until they change the way we look at technology, again, i will keep my opinion that without Steve Jobs, they lose their head for looking at a bigger picture.
so true
not quite. the "1984" commercial and the Macintosh introduction were probably the biggest applauds in my whole 12-year life
*hails steve*
genuis!!!!
Recently watched the movie Steve Jobs again. Interesting dovetail is Woz begging Steve to acknowledge the Apple II crew. He did not. The movie ends with the intro of the iMac. But here...he does just that sort of thing. Albeit not Apple II....but perhaps it shows he learned something.
good answer
@brian1rr
What's wrong with the iPad?
@cemsengul16 Sculley resigned himself and passed Apple down to another CEO which passed it down to 2 more, before finally reaching Gill Amelio, which then labeled Apple as "a dead company". Later , in 1997, Gill resigned and brought Steve Jobs back to Apple as their interim CEO by the means of Apple buying over NeXT.
iLegend.
From this moment on, the human race was pushed forward... 7 years later came the iPhone 😍
steve has great jobs
hahahahahahahahaha get it apple & pixar
RIP Steve.
Hell yeah... 25,000+ apps & counting...
Apple returned to the rightfull owner....
Ever see Pirates of Silicon Valley? That movie dramatically depics some of the main reasons why Jobs was voted out and why Wosniac left the company. Steve Jobs is kinda crazy, and a bit of a hot-head
There wasn't a dry seat in the place
This was the moment when Walter White became Heisenberg.
That day..Apple was Apple again...
Even under Steve's helm, they didn't ALWAYS "change what we thought about technology." They released A LOT of incremental upgrades, so how is it any different now? It's stupid to say "Well, now Steve's gone, and the iPad hasn't changed despite only being around for two years, well that's it, end of Apple!" Yes, later down the road, we might see a decline, or we might not. But it's WAYYY too early to see that.
iPhone 3GS? Did that "change" what you thought about technology?
Steve Jobs isn't Emile Calon neither am I but the fact is that we both work(ed) together 'on speaking terms' His response on my remark: "Yes sure, and 'we' call it the Internet." Date on that fact my trimester-year 1992-1993, thanks and kind regards, Saskia F.J.H. van Houtert, engineer/office-manager, date description saterday 24 june 2023, time 17:10
Ramen Noodles > Steve Jobs > Jesus
Look at apple now for the answer