CNBC Special on Steve Jobs Airs Thursday Night

To keep in line with doing it Apple style, and being a complete nerd, I just set my DVR to record this from my iPhone at work.

Oh Steve, I love you.

Using my iPhone to set the DVR as we speak.

I would have used my iPad but it was busy streaming live TV.

Would be great if someone could record this and upload somewhere for us non-us members to download :)

Please?

I'm sure this will be on the torrent sites within hours of airing.

Steve is the man, a valid CEO.

Would be great if someone could record this and upload somewhere for us non-us members to download :)

Please?

Uk

How would someone in the UK..... like me who has a very bad obsession with Apple watch this? :confused:

Cool, I haven't watched TV in five or six months, and I think this is a valid reason to break my trend :)

Just watched it. It was awesome.

Gates' willingness to sacrifice anything to gain market share worked out... lying to IBM about having an OS ready, buying then licensing QDOS, taking ideas from Xerox/Apple to make Windows then threatening Apple with taking Word/Excel away if they sued over Windows. Kind of dirty pool but there's no arguing with success... your product doesn't need to be the best, only needs to be good enough.

Didn't know about MS threatening to no longer develop Excel/Word for Mac OS ... yet its odd it would be that important since Lotus 1-2-3 and WordPerfect was so much more powerful then.

I enjoyed it, but it could've been better. It praised Jobs as a one man show who created Apple singlehandedly even though Woz made few appearances. I was hoping for an in-depth analysis of his life and personality, but all I got was an Apple timeline. :(

Was ok. Nothing really new or earth shattering. Didn't like how much they had Sculley on there. Like you said was more of an Apple timeline that touched on the impact of the iMac, iPod, iPhone and iPad without really hitting the gravity of those impacts. Could have been much better. But what do you really expect from a semi journalistic hack series like Titans. Eh.

And sorry, but the whole successor thing. IMHO, the best successor, though probably a reluctant one, was featured in a couple shots, though without any speaking. Jonathan Ive. I think more than Phil Schiller, Scott Forstall, Tim Cook or any other high profile exec at Apple, Ive is the visionary that Steve is and much of Apple's and Steve's success is due in very large part to his contributions to their products.

I liked it. Since I'm only 19 I learned a lot about what was going on in the tech world before my existence, and before I understood it. It was cool to hear Scully and Woz's and that other executive(kowasaki?).

Good watch!