Windows Vs Apple

Apple VS Microsoft

Software Controversy

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What's in the presentation

I'll tell you about the debate between Apple and Microsoft over the years

Contents

7.

1.

Inception

Gates' Leaving

8.

2.

Stealing incident

Break ice of between

9.

3.

Steve Jobs Died

Dismissal of Jobs

4.

10.

Spoken discussion

Recovery part

5.

NeXT

6.

Steve Jobs Rise

1. Summary

Steve And Gated Beginning of Friendship

The story started with Gates producing software for apple mac (pc) for jobs. Apple and Microsoft worked together in the early 80s

2. Introduction

Stolen Idea

Jobs accused Gates of stealing the graphical interface at a time when their relationship was about to end

3. Objectives

Bill Gates

Steve Jobs

"He didn't really know what technology was, but he had a great intuition and instinct for what he was doing," he said.

"Gates is shameless, he broke our ties," Jobs said about those days.

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4. Hypothesis

NeXT Rise and fall

Steve founded another company called NeXT as a result of his dismissal from Apple, but NeXT was defeated and Microsoft was in prime.

6. Methodology

Become Ceo

In 1997 Jobs became Apple CEO again and saved Apple from going bankrupt

Become Apple

Apple, which went into a big decline without Jobs, bought NeXT in the 90s and brought Steve Jobs back to the helm.

8. Development

Steve's words after Gates' leaving

Even when Gates decided to leave Microsoft in 2006 to focus on philanthropy, Jobs' anger did not subside: "Bill is fundamentally uncreative and has never invented anything. That's why I think he'll do better in philanthropy than in technology."

7. State of the issue

Towards peace

As time passed, the two leaders came to respect each other. They appeared on stage at a conference in 2007. On stage and afterwards, they spoke very highly of each other

"I'm going to release a lot of things close to Steve's style," Gates said

Steve Jobs said of Gates: "I admire his work and it's very impressive. I enjoy working with him and he actually has a good sense of humor about the industry."

9. Conclusions

Windows 1.0

It was released in November 1985 and was Microsoft's first attempt to create a graphical user interface. This graphical interface means that instead of typing commands, users can click on icons and buttons on the screen to open them. It was even the first operating system developed by Microsoft to use a mouse, which is an integral part of our daily work.

9. Conclusions

Windows 3.0

Windows 95

Windows 2.0

Spoken discussion

Discussion

Thank you!

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The visual content is a transversal, universal language, like music. We are able to understand images from thousands of years ago, even from other cultures. We don't like boring. We don't want to be repetitive. Communicating in the same way is boring and doesn't engage. We do it differently. We sabotage boredom. We create what the brain likes to consume because it stimulates it.