Computers are so prevalent in our society they become an afterthought. We don't think about them because they control everything, and in fact, most major companies now make money with the conceit that people have access to the Internet. They're big, small, fast, efficient, but most importantly--ubiquitous. When Steve Jobs passed away in late 2011, he left a legacy of innovation most people dream of. Jobs, in conjunction with his team in a small California garage, effectively changed the world an...
Computers are so prevalent in our society they become an afterthought. We don't think about them because they control everything, and in fact, most major companies now make money with the conceit that people have access to the Internet. They're big, small, fast, efficient, but most importantly--ubiquitous. When Steve Jobs passed away in late 2011, he left a legacy of innovation most people dream of. Jobs, in conjunction with his team in a small California garage, effectively changed the world an...
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