Apple marks 15th anniversary of Steve Jobs’ death with posts by John Ternus, Tim Cook

John Ternus, posting on X: The way Steve taught us to care about every detail, every experience, every person, still guides our work today. Forever grateful. Tim Cook, also on X (with a photo I don’t recall seeing before): There are people who leave a mark on the world, and then there are people who change it entirely. Steve changed the world and so many lives in the process. He certainly changed my life forever. His spirit lives on in everything he created and everyone he inspired.  ★ 

Tim Cook, John Ternus, and others remember Apple co-founder Steve Jobs on the 15th anniversary of his death.

New Apple CEO John Ternus and his predecessor Tim Cook have both taken to X to describe the inspiration that Steve Jobs was to them.The late Steve Jobs, shown here at the 2010 launch of the iPad - image credit: Apple.It has been an annual tradition for Tim Cook to post on X about Steve Jobs on this anniversary date, and he's now been joined for the first time by John Ternus. Cook has long been known as a personal friend of Jobs, but Ternus was at Apple for the man's last ten years.Yet it's Ternus's tribute that is perhaps the more personal as he describes the impact Jobs had on him and everybody at Apple. "The way Steve taught us to care about every detail, every experience, every person, still guides our work today," he wrote. "Forever grateful." Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

yrs since he passed away Tim Cook and John Ternus remember Steve Jobs on death anniversary

Apple CEO John Ternus, as well as former CEO Tim Cook, have shared posts in remembrance of Steve Jobs today on the 15th anniversary of his passing. Here’s what they said. more…

15 years ago today, Steve Jobs passed away from pancreatic cancer at the age of 56. It was the day after Apple executives introduced the iPhone 4s at a media event on the company's Infinite Loop headquarters campus. In the days following his passing, Apple began posting comments from fans on its "Remembering Steve" webpage. Apple continues to maintain the page, highlighting some of the over one million submissions from people around the world who "shared their memories, thoughts, and feelings about Steve." The company marked the first anniversary of his passing with a photo and audio slideshow on its website, and we are expecting something similar this 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 we may see a similar tribute this year from the new chief executive, John Ternus. We'll update this article when anything is posted.Tag: Steve JobsThis article, "Today Marks the 15th Anniversary of Steve Jobs' Death" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums