Tim Cook Honors Steve Jobs’ 64th Birthday


Today marks the 64th birthday of Steve Jobs. Steve Jobs was born on the day of February 24th, 1955. He reflected a vision in Apple from the start of the company. The CEO of Apple, Tim Cook, tweeted a video of a pond at Apple Park today.

According to the tweet from Cook, it says,
“Steve’s vision is reflected all around us at Apple Park. He would have loved it here, in this place where he dreamed up for all of the Apple innovations. We deeply missed him today on his 64th birthday, and everyday.”
This is significant because Steve Jobs came up with the idea of Apple Park in June 2011. Cook remembered Steve Jobs since he joined Apple

In the Cupertino city council meeting, Steve has many words to describe Apple Park. He described that Apple Park consists of a gorgeous courtyard, a larger and curved ring, and lots of trees. Steve’s wishes for the curved Apple Park building is now true. It all has the features Steve wanted for the future. It is the modern and minimalist design Steve Jobs passed on to Apple after he passed away.

Overall, we all thank Steve Jobs for all of the hard work he put into Apple since the 1970s, when the company started up. We missed him for 7 years already. He would’ve turned 64 today if he is still there.

 Source: Tim Cook’s Twitter post about Steve Jobs

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