Линдер Кани – лучшие книги

История скромного гения, который после смерти Стива Джобса привел Apple к головокружительным высотам. Смерть Стива Джобса в 2011 году нанесла зияющую рану одной из самых инновационных компаний в истории. Джобс был не просто легендарным основателем Apple и CEO компании — он был живым воплощением глобального мегабренда. Трудно было представить, что кто-то сможет…

Благодаря Джонатану Айву и его плодотворному сотрудничеству с Джобсом на свет появились культовые продукты Apple: iMac, iPhone, iPod и iPad.

Эти проекты не только сделали Apple состоятельной компанией, но и изменили целую индустрию, создав армию поклонников и мощнейший бренд. Вдобавок Джонатан Айв выиграл бесчисленные награды, попал в список Time 100 и был посвящен в рыцари за заслуги в дизайне и предпринимательстве.

Несмотря на все эти достижения, о скромном Джонни Айве мало что известно широкой публике. Линдер Кани показывает путь творческого гения от студента британской школы искусств до человека, повлиявшего на жизнь многих из нас.

Это исследование, основанное на интервью с коллегами Айва и отличном знакомстве автора с миром Apple, позволяет узнать больше о человеке, который изменил то, как мы работаем, развлекаемся и общаемся друг с другом.

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There is no product on the planet that enjoys the devotion of a Macintosh computer. Famously dedicated to their machines, many Mac fans eat, sleep, and breathe Macintosh. The Cult of Mac is the first book about Macintosh culture, arguably the largest distinct subculture in computing.

Written by Wired News managing editor Leander Kahney, The Cult of Mac is an in-depth look at Mac users and their unique, creative, and often very funny culture. Like fans of a football team or a rock group, Macintosh fans have their own customs, with clearly defined obsessions, rites and passages. From people who get Mac tattoos and haircuts, to those who furnish their apartments with empty Mac boxes, this book details Mac fandom in all of its forms.

The paperback edition includes an all-new chapter about the iPod, updates throughout, and new photos that reflect current Apple technology.

In 2011, Tim Cook took on an impossible task - following in the footsteps of one of history's greatest business visionaries, Steve Jobs. Facing worldwide scrutiny, Cook (who was often described as shy, unassuming and unimaginative) defied all expectations. Under Cook's leadership Apple has soared: its stock has nearly tripled to become the world's first trillion-dollar company. From the massive growth of the iPhone to new victories like the Apple Watch, Cook is leading Apple to a new era of success.
But he's also spearheaded a cultural revolution within the company. Since becoming CEO, Cook has introduced a new style of management that emphasizes kindness, collaboration and honesty, and has quietly pushed Apple to support sexual and racial equal rights and invest heavily in renewable energy.
Drawing on authorized access with several Apple insiders, Kahney, the world's leading reporter on Apple, tells the inspiring story of how one man attempted to replace the irreplaceable and succeeded better than anyone thought possible.
Leander Kahney has covered Apple for more than a dozen years and has written four popular books about Apple and the culture of its followers, including Inside Steve's Brain and Jony Ive. The former news editor for Wired.com, he is currently the editor and publisher of CultofMac.com. He lives in San Francisco.

Wired news editor Leander Kahney follows up his bestselling The Cult of Mac with The Cult of iPod, a comprehensive look at how Apple's hit iPod is changing music, culture, and listening behavior. The Cult of iPod includes the exclusive back story of the iPod's development; looks at the many ways iPod's users pay homage to their devices; and investigates the quirkier aspects of iPod culture, such as iPod-jacking (strangers plugging into each other's iPods to discover new music), as well as the growing legions of MP3Js (regular folks who use their iPods to become DJs). Four-color throughout.