Sunday, May 8, 2011



If they say Steve Jobs is the heart, the brain is Apple's Jonathan Ive - who designed the products such as iPod, iPhone or iPad is the "hands" to operate such minds.
Jonathan Ive - 'người vẽ lên thương hiệu Apple'
Apple's success has often mentioned the name attached to Steve Jobs with brain executive management and superior marketing capabilities, but virtually unknown to a person sitting in the lab and draw attention genius idea as Ive.
As chief designer of Apple's labs, Ive worked in a lab is a great way to secure Apple in San Francisco. This is considered the "mecca" of Ive and not employees of Apple and also known to be exposed to this room. Inside, along with colleagues Ive hand selected by him are hard to design their own. The computer generation iMac, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air or iPhone, iPad and future products of Apple are born from here.
Jonathan Ive - 'người vẽ lên thương hiệu Apple'
Ive (left) and Steve Jobs (right).
Born in 1967 in London, he had a fairly quiet life with his wife, a historian and twin sons. One thing especially Ive also casual style of dress is very similar to Steve Jobs.
Jonathan Ive is one of the few who follows Apple stay strong reform that Steve Jobs made in 1997.That year, Steve Jobs introduced the idea of ​​a computer "all-in-one", and Ive spent many hours in a candy factory, looking at everything to find ideas design and color scheme. Not long after that, the iMac was launched, creating a revolution in the design of a PC.
Jonathan Ive - 'người vẽ lên thương hiệu Apple'
Time, the iMac was lauded as "drawing the curve on a flat computer." Later, the invention Ive iPod, a new generation and new aluminum MacBook is Apple iPad to have contributed to its "unique status" today. The Apple-branded products (which is what Ive branded products) are small, thin, polished and without a surplus lines. Therefore, no more than to say that Jonathan Ive is the man who drew up the Apple brand.
According to the Vietnam Post and Telecommunications

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