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Notes on iTunes biz, App Store, iPod biz, Jobs, new iPod hands-on
AppleInsider —
... over 5,000 add-ons. "They announce products even before we want them to," Jobs said, referring to early leaks of third party cases for the fourth-generation iPod nano. "It's so funny." Jobs' health Responding to ongoing concerns over his health and, more specifically, the inadvertent publication of his obituary last month by Bloomberg , Jobs kicked off his speech Tuesday with a quote from Mark Twain: "The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated." He later told CNBC during an interview that he's healthy, but could stand to gain 10-15lbs. "I'm doing just fine," he ...
Steve Jobs: I could stand to gain 10 or 15 pounds, but I’m doing just fine
MacDailyNews —
... 'I'm doing fine, really,' he said... Where did he think it all came from, I asked. He picked up his briefcase and told me it was from 'hedge funds with a big short position in Apple,'" Goldman reports. "I think a little context here might be helpful. He said it in passing. It wasn't as if he was lobbing some specific grenade on Wall Street." "I think it was an off-hand remark. Nothing more. Nothing less," Goldman reports. Full article plus the video interview - highly recommended - here . MacDailyNews Take: We'll repeat what we said earlier today: He's skinnier, but he's ...
Steve Jobs or iPod Nano, Which One Is Thinner?
iPhone Savior —
... There was no question that Steve Jobs looked energized and healthy when he took the stage at Apple's 'Let's Rock' event on Tuesday morning. Jobs admitted to Jim Goldman at CNBC that he could "stand to gain 10 or 15 pounds," but otherwise he's doing just fine. ...
Steve Jobs interviewed on CNBC about iPhones, health
Infinite Loop —
Have you ever wondered how you get a job in network news? If not, you will after watching seven minutes of Jim Goldman interviewing Steve Jobs after yesterday's Apple Event. The CNBC reporter seemed to spend as least as much time talking as Steve Jobs did. The questions he did ask were more or less pretty lame tame, with the exception of getting Jobs to comment on his health, though this was not part of the interview. "I'm doing fine, really," he said. I asked him about the rampant speculation and rumors on the blogosphere about the issue, and whether he was surprised by it. ...
Seven minutes in heaven with Steve Jobs
MacUser —
... Everybody wants a piece of Steve Jobs, and while the Apple CEO has often been reticent about giving TV interviews, he’s made an exception over the years for CNBC. After yesterday’s event, CNBC’s Jim Goldman sat down with Jobs to talk about a variety of issues, including the Mac, iPod sales growth, and stock price. ...
Steve Jobs on iPods, Macs, new Microsoft ads, and Apple stock
AppleInsider —
... Published: 03:00 PM EST When asked in a television interview what he thought of Microsoft's new television ad featuring Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld, Steve Jobs could only muster an "uhhhm." He had a bit more to say on the state of the iPod, Mac, and Apple's stock performance. In the interview with CNBC's Jim Goldman Tuesday following his presentation of new iPods, Jobs acknowledged that the ...
Steve Jobs on iPods, Macs, new Microsoft ads, and Apple stock (video)
AppleInsider —
... Published: 03:00 PM EST When asked in a television interview what he thought of Microsoft's new television ad featuring Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld, Steve Jobs could only muster an "uhhhm." He had a bit more to say on the state of the iPod, Mac, and Apple's stock performance. In the interview with CNBC's Jim Goldman (below) that aired Tuesday following his presentation of new iPods, Jobs acknowledged that the ...
CNBC talks with Steve Jobs
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) —
... You can watch the full video here. Steve is such a salesman, watch him launch into his pitch before the 1 minute mark. He also addresses some of the problems of the past year, saying "We strive for perfection. Sometimes we achieve it and some times we don't ... it's our job to fix those [bugs]." ...
Apple Notebook Updates on October 14th? 120GB MacBook Air HDD?
MacRumors : Mac News and Rumors —
Mac Rumors Apple's "Let's Rock" media event yesterday refreshed their entire iPod line. When asked about the lack of Mac news in an interview , Jobs pointed out it was a music focused event. Many readers, however, are anxiously awaiting the new notebook revisions that have been rumored. ...
Steve Jobs talks to CNBC.com
iPhone Buzz —
... the stage, he had this one-on-one interview with Jim Goldman and it was really rather interesting. He talked about the product line up and even joked about the rumors about his declining health. Jobs still looks thin, but definitely seems more energetic than in his June appearance.
What's funny is that even though the "Let's Rock" event was so clearly to be about music, people were still expecting more. Perhaps the rumored October 14th event will bring a few surprises?
Watch the video...
[via The iPhone Blog]
Steve Jobs talks to CNBC.com
Top iPhone News —
... Jobs left the stage, he had this one-on-one interview with Jim Goldman and it was really rather interesting. He talked about the product line up and even joked about the rumors about his declining health. Jobs still looks thin, but definitely seems more energetic than in his June appearance. What’s funny is that even though the “Let’s Rock” event was so clearly to be about music, people were still expecting more. Perhaps the rumored October 14th event will bring a few surprises? Watch the video … [via ...
Steve Jobs talks to CNBC.com
Top iPhone News —
... Jobs left the stage, he had this one-on-one interview with Jim Goldman and it was really rather interesting. He talked about the product line up and even joked about the rumors about his declining health. Jobs still looks thin, but definitely seems more energetic than in his June appearance. What’s funny is that even though the “Let’s Rock” event was so clearly to be about music, people were still expecting more. Perhaps the rumored October 14th event will bring a few surprises? Watch the video … [via ...
Steve Jobs talks to CNBC.com
Top iPhone News —
... Jobs left the stage, he had this one-on-one interview with Jim Goldman and it was really rather interesting. He talked about the product line up and even joked about the rumors about his declining health. Jobs still looks thin, but definitely seems more energetic than in his June appearance. What’s funny is that even though the “Let’s Rock” event was so clearly to be about music, people were still expecting more. Perhaps the rumored October 14th event will bring a few surprises? Watch the video … [via ...
