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1955: Born on February 24 in San Francisco, California.

1976: Co-founded Apple Computer, Inc. with Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne.

1980: Apple went public, becoming one of the largest IPOs of its time.

1985: Departed from Apple after a power struggle with the board of directors.

1986: Founded NeXT Computer, a company focused on high-end workstation computers.

1986: Acquired The Graphics Group (later renamed Pixar) from Lucasfilm.

1997: Apple acquired NeXT, marking Jobs' return to the company.

1998: Introduced the iMac G3, a colorful and innovative consumer desktop computer.

2001: Launched the first iPod, revolutionizing the music industry and marking Apple's entry into consumer electronics.

2003: iTunes Store was introduced, changing the music distribution landscape.

2007: Unveiled the first iPhone, a groundbreaking device that combined a phone, iPod, and internet communicator.

2010: Introduced the iPad, creating a new market for tablet computing.

2011: Resigned as Apple CEO due to health issues and passed away on October 5, 2011.

2011: Posthumously awarded a Grammy Trustees Award for his contributions to the music industry.

2015: The Steve Jobs film, directed by Danny Boyle, was released, depicting his life and career.

2016: Apple Park, the company's new headquarters, was opened, featuring the Steve Jobs Theater.

Steve Jobs