Aaron Sorkin takes offence with Tim Cook’s comments about the ‘Steve Jobs’ movie

Aaron Sorkin has some biting words for Apple CEO Tim Cook as he criticized the latest Steve Jobs biopic that he penned. Cook called the movie “opportunistic” in an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. “I think that a lot of people are trying to be opportunistic, and I hate this; it’s not a great part of our world. The Steve I knew was an amazing human being,” Cook said.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook to guest in the Late Show with Stephen Colbert on September 15th

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Apple CEO Tim Cook will be a guest of the newly minted Late Show with Stephen Colbert next week. Taking over from David Letterman, who ran the show for 22 years, Colbert's late night show kicked off this week with various luminaries including Tesla's Elon Musk and novelist Stephen King.

Colbert announced the Tim Cook appearance on Twitter. Colbert participated in last year's Apple Special Event October last year.

Apple CEO donates stocks worth approximately US$6.5 million

Apple CEO Tim Cook has been known to promote charity as a key mission for the tech company. Practicing what he preaches, Cook has donated 50,000 Apple stock shares to unidentified charities this week. According to the Securities and Exchange Commission filing, stock price of Apple is around US$130 per share so that would make the donation equivalent to around $6.5 million. Cook previously made a personal donation to Project One America, an LGBT equality campaign.

Source: 9to5Mac

Tim Cook: Apple Watch is first smartwatch that matters

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There’s this thing in technology, almost a disease, where the definition of success is making the most. How many clicks did you get, how many active users do you have, how many units did you sell? - Tim Cook

Apple CEO Tim Cook gave a recent interview focusing on Apple Watch, the company's newest product category since the iPad in 2010. The exclusive Q&A interview given to Fast Company yields a lot of insightful gems from the CEO of the world's most valuable company on the cusp of an important and possibly risky new product introduction.

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