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Steve Jobs was born on February 24, 1955, to Joanne Carole Schieble and Abdulfattah Jandali, who was a professor of political science. His mother was an American while his father was from Syria. A week after Steve's birth, he was put up for adoption. Justin and Clara Jobs, residing in Mountain View, Santa Clara County in California, adopted Steve and named him Steven Paul. He spent his childhood in the South Bay area. This region came to be known as the Silicon Valley. Steve was a student of the Cupertino Junior High School and then Homestead High School in Cupertino, California. It was here that he attended his first electronics class and made friends with Bill Fernandez, who was equally passionate about electronics. During the early years of his education, Jobs attended after-school lectures at the Hewlett-Packard Company in Paulo Alto. The company hired Jobs and he got an opportunity to work with Steve Wozniak, who would later co-found Apple Computers with him.

After completing his schooling, Steve Jobs was admitted to the Reed College in Portland, Oregon. He dropped out from college but continued with calligraphy classes. This course helped Jobs in creating multiple typefaces for Mac. This was perhaps the classic example of the fact that nothing learned is ever wasted! During the years he was learning calligraphy, no one would have probably thought that calligraphy would form the basis of the font system in Mac. But it did.

Steve Jobs' childhood gives us a glimpse of his skills to do different things and do them differently. He went on to become a giant in the computer industry and a source of inspiration for many budding business entrepreneurs.

There are certain tricks to install MAC on PC (or Windows Xp on MAC) but it's rather challange and requires special skills. Thus, the answer is NO, MAC is not compatible with Windows XP.

No, he does not practice Judaism. He is not Jewish by blood either as his father is a Syrian Muslim and his mother is of Swiss and German descent.

He practices Zen Buddhism. It makes no sense as his business depends on materialistic (Buddhism preaches against materialism) people but he is a Buddhist nonetheless.

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You tell your parents how awesome a mac is and then u show them all the features in a mac and tell them how useful it can be.....and then you just tell them that you will do this or do that if they buy you a mac...for e.g. " i will study 2 hours everyday ", etc. hope this helps.

Answer:no because super Mario crossover uses flash,but jail broken iPads answer : Yes by installing frash

Apple has not declined, in fact it has greatly increased thanks to the release of one of its new laptops. The Macbook Air is incredible thin and light, but its battery gives you many hours of portable power.

Well the company started in April 1, 1976 and we are in 2015 so Apple is about 39 to 40 years old.

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Yes, there was a game called "The Mystery of the Hotel Victoria" for the apple II. It was a math-based problem solving game (and almost an early version of an RPG). The graphics (as far as I can remember) were black and white, where the objects were just drawn in by outlines. It is very difficult to find information online about this game (even though it was a great game). One site that does have some information (albeit next to nothing) is http://www.eric.ed.gov/ERICWebPortal/custom/portlets/recordDetails/detailmini.jsp?_nfpb=true&_&ERICExtSearch_SearchValue_0=EJ410882&ERICExtSearch_SearchType_0=no&accno=EJ410882 which contains information saying that at one time there was a review of this game. If anyone has a copy of this game, I would love to see it uploaded somewhere.

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Every chip design (called an "architecture") can only be made to run so fast before a new, more efficient architecture must be made to improve performance. In short, apple switched to Intel because IBM was unwilling to develop a new personal computer processor.

Apple previously used IBM's PowerPC line of processors. The latest of these processors was phenomenal; the G5. However, the G5 used too much power to work in laptops.

Apple talked to IBM, told them that they needed to build more energy efficient chips. Apple also said it would like to make dual core machines. IBM said no, we want to work on servers and mainframes for businesses.

So Apple, seeing the recent development of the power friendly and fast Intel "core" chips, decided that it was time to say goodbye to IBM.

The switch was not easy, but Mac OS X's brilliant UNIX underpinnings made it possible. In a year and a half, apple switched every single product in their lineup to run on Intel processors.

The result is that the power of the Mac's can now be sufficiently compared to those of windows machines, and the macs have been getting faster ever since.

Yes, if the system of yours didn't refuse.

Automated receiving systems - Apple has implemented sophisticated automated receiving systems to speed up the receiving process and reduce facility footprint and storage space requirements.

The possibility of putting a sim card into a mac computer is going to depend on what kind of computer and what kind of sim card. Some models might work while others may not.

ISO stands for "International Organization for Standardization." An ISO file represents an image or digital copy of the contents of some other digital media.

In the 1970's.

the both are working with electronics

Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs built, programmed, and sold the first Apple computers.

I depends if the software on the usb device is compatible with mac. I have used an At&T one with my mac.

no i have a lot of games for a good share of emulators for different systems.

Atari, 1974, game designer; Apple Computer, 1975, co-founder; Apple Computer, 1975-1977, chairman of the board; 1977-1981, de facto chief executive officer; 1981-1984, chairman of the board .

Yes, he lived in California.

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