Steve Jobs’ Daughter Suggests New iPhone 14 Is Same as Older Version

On Wednesday, Eve reacted to the brand new iPhone model by posting a popular meme.

And claimed it’s more to less the same as the previous models.

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It’s hard to imagine that the iPhone you now own was all the brainchild of 2 men in a garage in Los Altos…

Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak.

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It was there that the heart and soul of Apple Computer Inc.

Both Jobs and Wozniak envisioned making computers small enough to be kept in people’s homes and workplaces.

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Simply put, they wanted the device to be user-friendly.

Jobs and Wozniak began designing Apple’s first product, called the Apple I.

The Apple I didn’t come with a screen…

It was made of wood and had only one keyboard.

Jobs and Wozniak did a much better job with the Apple II, which revolutionized the computing industry forever.

They introduced color graphics that took sales from $7.8 million in 1978 to a whopping $117 million in 1980.

Wozniak left the company in 1983 due to waning interest in the day-to-day running of Apple Computers.

After Wozniak decided to leave Apple, Jobs hired John Sculley as the company’s president.

It wasn’t a smart move by Jobs as it backfired after much controversy with Sculley.

Jobs then left the company he founded in 1985.

He went on to do new things.

He started his own company, known as Next, and he founded Pixar, which became a huge hit in the ’90s with the release of toy story.

But that didn’t mean Apple fell apart because Jobs left.

Apple did very well in terms of sales during the 80s and 90s.

However, those plans were all jobs before he left the company.

It was in 1985 that Sculley turned down a major appeal from Bill Gates to license the software.

Remember Apple and Microsoft were the two competitors.

Sculley made the decision to dismiss the appeal later, as Microsoft, whose Windows operating system featured a graphical user interface similar to Apple’s, became their toughest competitor in the late 1980s and 1990s

Over the years, Apple slowly died and sales fell.

It was around 1996 when the company was at its peak, and people believed Apple was doomed.

By 1997, Apple desperately needed an operating system.

Sculley likely banged his head against the wall after denying Gates’ appeal.

So how did you resolve the situation?

Apple decided to ask an old friend for help.

bought an apple Next Software.

Jobs then returned to Apple as interim CEO. He was not officially a CEO until 2000.

Returning to the company he once founded, Jobs decided to give the company a little makeover.

He allied with Microsoft and created a Mac version of their popular software.

It wasn’t long after the decision was made that the company’s sales skyrocketed.

Jobs redesigned computers and introduced the iBook (a personal laptop), followed by the iPod, an MP3 player that became the market leader.

In 2007 the world’s first iPhone was introduced.

It became one of the best-selling products the company has ever sold.

The iPhone got rid of all those buttons you saw in a Blackberry or a Nokia and replaced it with a huge (3.5 inch) screen.

After its huge success, the company decided to build on the product and try to make it bigger and better in every way (literally bigger and better).