If it weren’t for Steve Jobs, the iMac may have never come to be.
In fact, before the late Jobs became CEO of Apple, the company really wasn’t that interested in what would become one of its most iconic products, according to Jonathan Ive, the senior vice president of design at Apple. The “surprising” revelation can be found in an epically long profile of Ive by Ian Parker, which will be published in the Feb. 23 issue of The New Yorker.
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