Apple CEO Tim Cook: Steve Jobs’ DNA will always be the core of Apple

Speaking to students at the University of Glasgow at European country, Apple commander-in-chief Tim Cook discussed however Steve Jobs and his philosophy have formed the massive A into the corporate that it's nowadays.

Addressing the audience, Cook said Jobs is “by far” the individual UN agency has influenced him the most throughout his time period, noting Apple continues to celebrate and live the Jobs philosophy.
“Steve’s DNA can invariably be the core of Apple. Steve is deeply embedded in the company. We celebrate him and we have a tendency to celebrate his philosophy,” he said, before further adding Jobs’ philosophy can be gift within the company even one hundred years from currently.

Cook then proceeded to discuss the company’s decision to introduce the Apple Pencil despite Jobs’ ill-famed disapproval of the construct of the stylus.

Arguing the Pencil doesn’t contradict Jobs’ philosophy, the incumbent commander-in-chief said that whereas, “[t]he truth is Steve did hate styluses […] if you have ever used the Pencil, [you’d know it] is the furthest factor from a stylus that has ever existed.”

Cook also took a likelihood to speak politics, condemning President Trump and his Muslim ban.

Reminding the audience that Jobs was himself the son of an migrant, Cook said that “Apple would not exist while not immigration.” He further another the anti-immigration order poses a range of problems for the corporate and Apple can’t afford to “sit in silence.”