Steve Jobs passed away 15 years ago today from pancreatic cancer at age 56, the day after Apple introduced the iPhone 4s at its Infinite Loop campus. In the days following his passing, Apple launched the "Remembering Steve" webpage, which remains active today, featuring over one million fan submissions sharing memories and thoughts about Jobs. The company marked the first anniversary of his death with a photo and audio slideshow on its website and is expected to do something similar for this 15th anniversary. Throughout his tenure as Apple CEO, Tim Cook has traditionally shared words of remembrance on social media and with Apple staff on this day, so a similar tribute from the new chief executive, John Ternus, is anticipated. The article will be updated when any official tributes are posted.
Apple's "Remembering Steve" webpage continues to highlight the global outpouring of grief and admiration following Jobs' death, showcasing the lasting impact he had on technology and culture worldwide. The company's annual observance of this solemn occasion reflects both personal remembrance and corporate tradition.
As the tech community reflects on Jobs' legacy, attention turns to whether Apple will release new commemorative content this year, following the pattern established in previous anniversaries. Updates will be provided as official statements or tributes emerge from Apple leadership.
Source: MacRumors · Résumé par HeadlinesBriefing