iCon

iCon Steve Jobs: The Greatest Second Act in the History of Business

This book talks about the origins of the Macintosh OS. It wasn’t until Steve Jobs was pushed from the Lisa project, to the cost efficient new operating system, the Macintosh. 

The title of this book, “iCon”, seems relevant. Not only does it follow the “iX” phenomenon by Apple, but also because in 2000, Steve Jobs said that he is the iCEO of Apple Computers during the MacWorld conference that year. 

The authors of this book have described the rise and fall of the CEO of Apple in a very ingenuous way of writing. Knowing the “hot tempered” personality of Steve Jobs, the authors have written about the positive aspects. 
  
The authors also tell us Jobs’s re-invention of his company with the iMac , and his transformation of the industry with the revolutionary iPod. 

I think it is worth while to read anyone who wants to understand how the modern digital age has been formed, and refined by the most influential figure of this age , including three industries - Movies, music, and computers.