An incredible 50-minute interview from the seriesMachine That Changed the World, with Apple and NeXT co-founder Steve Jobs recorded back in 1995, has just re-appered online. Meanwhile, another ‘lost interview’ by Jobs has been remastered which will be shown exclusively in theaters across the country as STEVE JOBS: THE LOST INTERVIEW. Some times dubbed as the “best TV interview Jobs ever gave”, it will screen at select Landmark Theaters in 19 U.S. cities on November 16 & 17, according to 9to5Mac.
Citing from the source:
The footage was originally filmed for the “Triumph of the Nerds” PBS miniseries, but was lost when the master tapes disappeared in shipping. Only ten minutes of the footage were aired during the series, but an unedited copy of the entire interview was recently found in London and has been restored and enhanced. The interview is described as “a moment in time” because it shows Apple’s co-founder during his ‘wilderness years.’
Apple AirTags are great for keeping track of your items (especially your luggage when travelling), but now veterinarians are warning to beware if you’re putting them on your dog’s collar. A report from the Wall Street Journal has shed more light on the stories experienced by canine owners, when their dogs have chewed off AirTag […]
Twitter users could soon be able to send and receive payments through the popular social media platform, according to a report from the Financial Times. Per the publication, Twitter is actively building a payments feature for its flagship social network. The company has also started applying for regulatory licences to handle and process payments in...
Netflix has just confirmed that its Kids Mystery Box feature is now available on Android devices for all members worldwide. For those who aren’t familiar, the feature provides a “fun and safe space for kids to discover their next favorite series and films”. The feature basically picks a random show or movie for kids to watch....
