Books like Bright boys by Green, Thomas J.

A detailed, insider biography of Steve Jobs that traces his rise as a visionary CEO, drawing on extensive interviews and personal archives.

Jonathan "Jony" Ive, Apple’s senior vice president of industrial design, has reshaped technology and design with products that transform music, mobile, PCs and tablets, yet remains a quiet, craft-focused visionary.

Steve Wozniak’s autobiographical memoir chronicles his invention of the Apple I, the first personal computer, and his varied roles as engineer, teacher, concert promoter, philanthropist, and prankster in the early computer industry.

A biographical account of the life and accomplishments of Steve Jobs, the legendary computer and technology visionary who revolutionized the world with Apple and Pixar.

A concise biography of Apple co‑founder Steve Jobs, tracing his rise from Apple’s early days through the launch of the iMac, iPod and his pivotal role in Pixar’s success.

Twelve‑year‑old Trey and his mute seven‑year‑old brother Lou travel between their Bahamian island and the mystical world of Pangaia, where they help heal the environment of both realms.

In 1951, a soft-spoken, skinny young man fresh from the University of Minnesota took a job in an old glider factory in St. Paul. Computer technology would never be the same, for the glider factory was the home of Engineering Research Associates and the recent college grad was Seymour R. Cray. During his extraordinary career, Cray would be alternately hailed as "the Albert Einstein," "the Thomas Edison," and "the Evel Knievel" of supercomputing. At various times, he was all three - a master craftsman, inventor, and visionary whose disdain for the rigors of corporate life became legendary, and whose achievements remain unsurpassed. The Supermen is award-winning writer Charles J. Murray's exhilarating account of how the brilliant - some would say eccentric - Cray and his gifted colleagues blazed the trail that led to the Information Age. This is a thrilling, real-life scientific adventure, deftly capturing the daring, seat-of-the-pants spirit of the early days of computer development, as well as an audacious, modern-day David and Goliath battle, in which a group of maverick engineers beat out IBM to become the runaway industry leaders. Ultimately, The Supermen is a story of genius, and how a unique set of circumstances - a small-team approach, corporate detachment, and a government-backed marketplace - enabled that genius to flourish.

An intimate memoir by Steve Jobs’ first girlfriend and mother of his child, offering a personal perspective on his early life, aspirations, and the tensions that shaped the iconic Apple founder.