A letter written by Apple Co-founder Steve Jobs has surfaced in which he had expressed his desire to visit India and Kumbh Mela. Jobs’ wish to attend the Kumbh Mela had been expressed in a letter he’d ...

Among the attendees this year is Laurene Powell Jobs, the widow of late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs ... who has been hosting her at his shivir (camp), revealed to ANI that she has embraced ...

Laurene Powell Jobs, philanthropist and widow of former Apple CEO Steve Jobs, was expected to take ... in Indian traditions during her stay at his camp. “She is resting in my shivir as she ...

The Mahakumbh Mela began in Prayagraj on January 13 and will end on February 26. This is the largest peaceful congregation of people in the world. It is believed that people taking a bath in the ...

You're born alone, you're gonna die alone. And does anything else really matter? I mean what is it exactly, is it that you have to lose Steve? You know? There's nothing." Jobs passed away Oct. 5 at ...

Her visit fulfils a long-held wish of Steve Jobs, who once expressed his fascination with the spiritual event to his friend, Tim Brown. Steve Jobs' handwritten letter, offering a rare glimpse into ...

In his final lines, Jobs concluded the letter with a simple, "Shanti, Steve Jobs," showing his deep quest for peace and spiritual connection. This deeply personal letter was recently auctioned by ...

Amid Laurene's spiritual journey in India, a letter written by her late husband, Steve Jobs, to his childhood friend Tim Brown fetched almost ₹4.32 crore in an auction in the US, reported India ...

Prayagraj: Former Apple CEO Steve Jobs' wife, Laurene Powell Jobs reportedly fell ill ahead of the 'Amrit Snan' at Triveni Sangam during the Maha Kumbh in Prayagraj. She was scheduled to take the holy ...

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Which raises the next question: How did Apple boss Steve Jobs come up with ideas as good as the iPod? Not, as you might think, while beavering away busily at his desk or in some long design meeting.