Ternus and Cook commemorate 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…
On this very day 15 years ago, Steve Jobs lost his life to pancreatic cancer at the tender age of 56. This occurred just after Apple had unveiled the iPhone 4s during a media event held at their headquarters on Infinite Loop. In the aftermath of his demise, Apple commenced featuring comments from admirers on their 'Remembering Steve' webpage.
The platform continues to remain active, showcasing more than a million contributions from individuals worldwide who shared their recollections, sentiments, and reflections on Steve. To commemorate the first anniversary of his passing, Apple unveiled a photo and audio slideshow on their website, and we anticipate a similar tribute to mark this significant milestone.
Since Tim Cook took over as Apple CEO, he has consistently expressed words of remembrance on social media and to Apple employees on this day, so John Ternus may follow suit this year. We will keep this article updated should any new information be released.
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