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In the real world, Jobs' company, Apple Inc., also created the [[iPod]], [[iPhone]] and [[Macintosh]] ([[iMac]] and MacBook) computers. This connection has not been directly made in-universe yet. However, his creation of the iPhone is indirectly acknowledged in ''[[Rosa (TV story)|Rosa]]'' in which Graham, taking on the false identity of Steve Jobs, announces that he is developing a telephone capable of playing music, taking photographs, sending letters, and serving as a calendar. This description refers to the iPhone's various functions. | In the real world, Jobs' company, [[Apple Inc.]], also created the [[iPod]], [[iPhone]] and [[Macintosh]] ([[iMac]] and MacBook) computers. This connection has not been directly made in-universe yet. However, his creation of the iPhone is indirectly acknowledged in ''[[Rosa (TV story)|Rosa]]'' in which Graham, taking on the false identity of Steve Jobs, announces that he is developing a telephone capable of playing music, taking photographs, sending letters, and serving as a calendar. This description refers to the iPhone's various functions. | ||
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Revision as of 05:37, 17 January 2024
Steve Jobs was a human entrepreneur who created the iPad (TV: Dark Water) and the iPhone. (TV: Rosa) According to Seb, Jobs' consciousness was uploaded to the Nethersphere after his death. (TV: Dark Water)
When Helen Sinclair insisted that it was impossible to record sound onto a (stone) tablet, the Eighth Doctor jokingly said "tell that to Steve Jobs". (AUDIO: The Red Lady)
Graham O'Brien identified himself under the false name of Steve Jobs to a police officer in Alabama in 1955. (TV: Rosa)
When the Thirteenth Doctor accessed the Spy Master's temporal map showing every significant person in the development of computers through history, Steve Jobs was among them. (TV: Spyfall)
Behind the scenes
In the real world, Jobs' company, Apple Inc., also created the iPod, iPhone and Macintosh (iMac and MacBook) computers. This connection has not been directly made in-universe yet. However, his creation of the iPhone is indirectly acknowledged in Rosa in which Graham, taking on the false identity of Steve Jobs, announces that he is developing a telephone capable of playing music, taking photographs, sending letters, and serving as a calendar. This description refers to the iPhone's various functions.
