Steve Jobs didn’t do many onstage interviews while he was leading Apple’s comeback.
An exception was his regular presence at the D: All Things Digital conference, created and produced by Recode co-founders Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg.
That’s where Jobs made many of his most memorable public appearances, starting with the first D Conference in 2003 - where he predicted the coming dominance of the smartphone - through his last D interview in 2010. It was also the stage where Jobs and his longtime rival Bill Gates spent an hour in 2007 reminiscing about the early days of computer history.
On the fifth anniversary of Jobs’s death, we’ve compiled some of his D Conference highlights.
You can watch the full Steve Jobs D Conference sessions as free video podcast downloads from Apple’s iTunes Store: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/s...
"the last few years have reminded me that life is fragile"
Do you know a lot of CEOs saying this in public?
@@gabyu How many?
@@gabyu Doyou know many ceos with terminal cancer?
Same
Congrats you can quote the last 5 seconds of a video
When he said “the last few years I’ve been reminded that life is very fragile”I almost broke. And the look in his eyes when he said it
Yes I also see her pain because he know my time is comming from death
He knew he was going to die
I can't thank Walt enough for getting Bill and Steve together for that conference. It was and still is legendary.
That video ending clip pierced through my heart.
Like him or hate, you can never forget Jobs and the contributions he made.
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Please name one. Steve Jobs literally gave nothing, he rode on the backs of the real heroes and capitalised thanks to back stabbing.
Super Hans Dude, do your research. You need to understand what Apple was in the beginning. Go do some research into how Apple started and what Jobs role was before just saying he did nothing.
Oh I have done my research. again, Please name one. Thanks
Super Hans He took Wozniaks inventions and built a company around them, getting investors and coming up with the Blue print for future ideas
It was not necessary for Kara to say Jobs lied all the time. He was protecting the brand he loved. I'm so thankful that Steve did those interviews. Some of the best in history. I wish he was still alive and making us visionary products. Much like the Muppets without Jim Henson. Apple will never be the same.
William 1 second ago You're right. Apple will never be the same. They may move production to the US where workers won't be jumping out of windows.
....and she seemed to have an attitude or something when talking about him.
@@eric.waffles He didn't say "We aren't doing a phone." They lied.
"the last few years reminded me that life is fragile." ♥
A true visionary, a genius who left behind a tidal wave of ideas. Why is it, I wonder, that people like him, who come around so seldom, must leave so early?
But as one door closes, another one opens. Elon Musk.
for cars, and space... not great products or consumer products
NEVER! Elon Musk products suck! Steve Jobs would not even take a piss in Tesla. The cars are UGLY!
He enjoyed Mercedes, cars with round corners like Mercedes,I wonde what he thought of aston martins...
He was helped to leave after he was honest enough to announce that every keystroke was now being recorded.
These interviews with Jobs (especially Jobs and Gates) are historic. Thank you for sharing these behind the scenes stories.
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Walt & Kara, thank you for your D interviews with Steve. The 2010 interview spawned the greatest tech interview ever done. The way he spoke that day was so inspiring.
the look when he says 'life is fragile'. your were a king, Steve and we really appreciate what you did
@@sideskroll I'd assume you could think of an absolutely iconic product yourself while farting bubbles in your bathtub, but where is it? still in your head right? While I agree apple's product is never 'the best' and Jobs wasn't a king, but he is still a very successful business man, great creative mind with a kind of commitment to follow his vision, and great example to study for generations to come. The only simpleton thing here is your attitude.
Nicholas092282 I was talking about accomplishment in his life and inspiration he influenced all those years. Apple's product strong point was the design, things use to be very bulky and boxy back then. His legacy was his believe in his business model, his vision of the future and commitment he has to it to push it to success. So why are you dismissing all these and think you could disrespect the guy's creation is beyond me.
@@sideskroll sigh. yes, because that's what visionary means? But I doubt you could get anyone to build anything for you tho, but Jobs did so he's one up you right now.
Nicholas092282 Never understood what people like you are trying to do. Are you suffering because Apple made computers? Phones? Mp3 players? No, you are richer because of it. It’s called competition. And there is a reason someone buy a Ferrari while others buy a Volvo; People have different preferences and different bank accounts. You are a great example of is wrong with the internet.
@@shanefrey uP
So emotional. Amazing person. Thanks for putting this together.
Walt Mossberg is actually 39 years old, he has just aged in appearance due to having to put up with Kara Swisher consistently over the years.
You are quite right, sir.
I didn't think this video would make me so emotional. Rest in peace Steve, wherever you are.
He brought elegance to the industry! He brought innovation focused on the overall experience of “good taste users”, and finally he made it all mainstream!
Thank you for this! :)
It breaks my heart hearing that last statement about how fragile life really is. He'll never be forgotten.
Jobs would not piss on you if you were on fire
@@danielkirkland3366 what a dark mind you have pal
@@joemorales643 it’s the truth listen to people that worked with him You’re a consumer he only views you as a number
@@danielkirkland3366 I wasn't arguing about what you said but the example you used
I actually teared up at the ending. No matter what anybody else says, you have changed this planet for ever and will always be in the heart of those that "get it". RIP.
Me too...
This is the most kindest comment i have come across for him today. Thank you
I agree that Steve made mistakes like any of us. Just because Steve Jobs did not credit their show with full product disclosure it does not mean he lied and its disgraceful to say that post mortem. Executives are allowed to “lie” about their R&D and product launches if this does not violate their Board and Market rules and regulations. Grow a backbone. If Steve disclosed a year earlier that Apple was launching a phone then you could possibly risk the success of the phone as per todays index. Nevertheless the fact that Steve shared with them later on the story about how iPad was developed is completely omitted from their statements.
I agree
He didn't say "We aren't doing a phone." They didn't even listen to what he said.
I don’t think any person will make me hate Steve because he saved my life with his greatest speech @ Stanford
@@charliesanders6930 I watched and listened to these interviews many many times. Go back to the 2010 last interview with Steve Jobs to understand how ruthless these people are. Well, its either a very exclusive, secret code joke or not. In this level of communication jokes should be such that should not be left to interpretation. Lastly, did you hear or watch anyone else laugh? I am not an apple fan guy nor of Steve Jobs. Just a part time journalist who sees things the way they are.
You can’t take anything away him so you better credit him
Great video. Thanks for sharing Walt and Kara!
Steve Jobs is a true inspiration. Thanks for sharing.
Tears. This was Awesome
Wow. He created something beautiful. I miss him so much.
He created so many beautiful things.
Thanks Steve, miss you. Things will never be the same without you. RIP
Welled up at the end of that. Thanks for putting this together.
awesome - thank you for posting
I can’t be the only one who shed a tear towards the end.
*raises hand*
I just want to thank for guys for making the interviews of one of my biggest heroes free!! Incredible.
Its a sad thing he passed away so young!
These interviews served me great inspiration and motivation when I was 19, such an interesting personality
Why did this make me cry..
this was awesome. powerful ending. thanks for sharing
Bless this great man.
"....Love him or hate him, about the only thing you cant do is ignore him, because he changed things, the people who are craziest enough to think they can change the world are often the one who do!" The point being the iPhone in you pocket, or that iwatch on that guys wrist....Lmao he always had the last laugh
This made my day. Thanks 🥰🥰
visionary for sure..✍
excellent, just excellent... Steve Jobs... just turn up the volume.
He did not lie. It was mere facts presented well. He still remembered and backed what he said 5 yrs ago. That was brilliant.
Legend! I would never forget the lessons you gave it to me.
The most saddest ending ever 😢
You guys did well. Appreciate the frank questions etc.. that's important.
Huge shoutout to kara swisher and walt mossberg for giving us such good journalism. Love to read and see more from recode and the verge.
Simply the best
It's most difficult today to find visionary and committed youths like Steve jobs
"The last few years have reminded me that life is fragile." This hit me hard.
R.I.P Steve. You’ll always be remembered
inspiring ~
life is fragile.he knew that the end is near.not an apple fan but i love this guy.he is one of a kind.
Legendary Man! R.I.P my guy Steve Jobs
Thise were the best interviews of Steve I know
Chi Sam 😂 I didn’t notice at the time, but yeah it fits
Nobody was like Steve. I never looked forward to much of anything more than listening to him announce a new product because his passion for it was tangible.
Facts
many thanks for these folks who brought him out to have an idea about this genius before he left us early.. so much respect to the right reports for their amazing job
Your legacy will be remembered forever Mr. Steve Job . .. Thank You and bless You
God allowed this man to experience both the mountain top and the valleys of life and was put on display like many others to teach us valuable lessons and perspectives on life. God Rest His soul
That ending...Astonishingly genuine answerPowerful
Great Video! "The last few years have reminded me that life is fragile" 😟
Great video. Thanks for sharing. I really do miss Steve Jobs. He knew how to get Apple to make the most amazing products on Earth.
I would go as far as saying that Apple still makes one of BEST products in the industry....just because of that crazy inertia of Steve Jobs....
Yeah if he told them he was making a phone which is basically a handheld computer with a built in browser, pinch to zoom photos, ipod with cover photos with sliding your fingers as function because it has only 1 button that would make him sound crazy at the time.
the last question and answer was epic
Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven't found it yet, keep looking. Don't settle. As with all matters of the heart, you'll know when you find it. This was a quote form Steve Jobs. I found it online
Thanks
It's amazing how much he aged between 2003 and 2005.
Steve jobs was a great man with great worldes
I felt sad at the end. He spent his life doing what he loved, and then very soon after, he died. God bless you Steve Jobs.
Karma caught up with Steve.
Those last words about life being fragile, wow, that hit very hard
"The last few years have reminded me that life is FRAGILE"
Watching from my late 2012 Mac Mini!
Awesome steve jobs
Can't thank Walt and Kara more for bringing us education of lifetime! Steve Jobs is education
Jeez, I wasn't aware his passing was just a few days ago. Funny how moments like this are forgotten in time... The years from, say iPod, till his death were amazing in terms of technology innovations. Thanks Steve!
his last few words, wow, just wow
I'd forgotten that Jobs was looking frail even in 2010, and hindsight suggests that he was speaking at D knowing that he might not have much time left.
Rest in peace, Steve Jobs, you creative, energetic and no-bullshit great man. 🕯✨🌹🕯
Godbless to all
Could Kara be more douch-ey with the glasses, or in general?
ah yes this woman... I remember now. I had found her to be incredibly simple during their interviews with Steve.
For a moment I thought, "What is Tom Cruise doing there?" 0:14
Sylvio Quadros lmao so true
She's got a problem with bright lights.
@@JorisWitteman lol no she doesn't.
Kul video
Great video except for one thing: stereo sound is mixed up. I see Kara on my left, but hear her on my right. Viceversa with Walt. Yes, I checked my headphones several times before writing this comment.
It's kind of weird they mixed it in stereo(especially hard-panned one such as in this video). It should be in mono. A person only has one mouth.
Miguel Ángel Pérez Espinosa how can you have sound on the wrong side using headphones, just change them round so the output is reversed lol
Walt Mossberg was and always a hardcore apple fan.
Actually he wasn't always that way. He changed at some point. I think it was when Jobs came back to Apple.
Walt was the total professional in his work. An iconic professional.
there will be NO ONE like him, period
The audio channels are backwards
watching this w my IPhone. Thanks Steve Jobs!
One of the best human kind human enabler, respect u stev jobs. We cant explain your contribution in Engineering and technology !!!
tears out, such a great person is not with us anymore...
He liked Walt because he could be open and free with himself. He liked you, Walt.
I don’t think any person will make me hate Steve because he saved my life with his greatest speech @ Stanford
Steve Jobs was in India when he was clueless about his life,he was a hippie and was trying to figure out life.He went to few places and found that most of the things in India had a very precise symmetry in design,the temples the architecture,it's the nature which influenced Indian designs and it made him to do everything in a very asthetic point of view.Apple products are high in quality and also the best in design asthetics.People like it because it is mix of both worlds.
Definition of hopeless. I AM. Lol.
Steve Jobs is one of the modern day prophets.
All most cried .... Rip legend
It is very tragic and painful to see the physical change Steve has undergone in less than three years, “the last few years I’ve been reminded of that life is very fragile”
What’s the piano song playing at the end
Respect
i miss him
The man was brilliant!
9:44 it broke my heart
We want to hear Steve, not the people who love to hear themselves talk...
"I do speed"
How could they mess up the stereo channels?? Why when someon talks on the right, sounds on the left??
Is Walt back?