Jobs showing his love for pranks in one of his Apple Keynote addresses.

Jobs reflects on his time at Reed in his famous 2005 Stanford's commencement address (01:00 and on).

Jobs, Wozniak and others discussing the beginnings of Apple. Paul Terrell's recollection of the "emergency call" from Jobs in the beginning of the clip.

Jobs on being ousted from the Lisa division and realizing the need to "do something here" (07:00).

The GUI concept that was shown to the Apple crew at Xerox PARC.

Walter Isaacson on Jobs's house and lifestyle; tape interview with Jobs on his attitude towards money (02:30).

Jobs explains his favorite metaphor, computers as a bicycle for the mind.

A documentary on the first Macintosh featuring Jobs, Debi Coleman and other team members. Mac box design at 09:00; team signatures on the inside of the Mac at 10:15.

The famous scene of Jobs interviewing a job candidate as reproduced in the "Pirates of Silicon Valley" movie.

Jobs introduces the "1984" Macintosh commercial during the Apple sales conference in 1983.

Bill Gates and Jobs tell the story of early partnership between Apple Computer and Microsoft at the D5 conference in 2007 (13:40 and on).

A news piece on the Macintosh release featuring an interview with Jobs.

A news piece on the state of Apple and computer industry in 1985: Macintosh sales, Wozniak's departure and more.

An excerpt from Jobs's 1996 interview where he reflects on his mistake of hiring John Sculley.

A 1987 BBC film on computer graphics featuring Alvy Ray Smith, Steve Jobs and Pixar's 1st birthday party (06:15 and on).

Jobs and his wife, Laurene Powell-Jobs, at Palo Alto Apple store on the day of the iPhone launch in 2007.

A 1996 interview with Steve Jobs on Wall $treet Week, just prior to his return to Apple.

Amelio "trotting out" Jobs for Macworld 1997 in San Francisco. Jobs edging offstage as Wozniak is being called out (38:30 and on).

Jobs discusses his talks with the Mac licensors (video circa 1997).

Jobs explains his marketing philosophy that ultimately stood behind the "Think Different" campaign.

An excerpt from Steve Jobs's 1998 keynote address where he explains Apple's new product strategy.

Steve Jobs Fox interview a day before the launch of the first iMac.

Part 3 of Jobs introducing Mac OS X where he shows the Dock magnification feature (04:15).

Jobs rolls out the new operating system, Mac OS X, which used some of the NeXT software.

"This is the best store we've ever built."

Jobs presenting the first Apple Store in Tyson’s Corner, Virginia at Macworld New York 2001.

Jobs introduces iTunes in continuation of his thoughts on the "Digital Hub" strategy at Macworld 2001.

Jobs connecting the dots to announce Apple's new "Digital Hub" strategy at Macworld 2001.

Jobs introduces the first iPod Mini at Macworld San Francisco 2004.

Jobs introduces iTunes for Windows in October 2003.

Jobs, Bono and The Edge introducing iPod U2 Special Edition at Apple Music Event 2004.

Jobs discusses the options backdating issue in an CNBC interview in 2006 (02:30 and on).

Jobs reveals the new G4 Cube at Macworld New York 2000.

Jobs's interview given to CNBC after announcing the Intel switch.

Stanford's commencement address given in June 2005 by Jobs.

Part 2 of the iPhone presentation.

Jobs introduces Motorola ROKR, the "iTunes Phone," in 2005. It was evident that Apple could do better (3:50).

Remarkably thin Jobs announces the new iPhone 3G in June 2008.

Jobs receives a standing ovation on his public return on September 9, 2009.

The 2009 open letter and the subsequent medical leave discussed by the media.

Part 3 of the iPad presentation: music, address book, maps, video & hardware.

Jobs presents the iPad on January 27, 2010 in San Francisco (05:30 and on).

Walt Mossberg from WSJ asks Jobs about ebook pricing at the iPad launch event.

Part 3 of Jobs's 2010 "antennagate" presentation.

Jobs addressing the iPhone 4's antenna problem at a press event in 2010.

Jobs expresses his views on Flash at the D8 interview in 2010.

The 2010Q4 earnings call there Jobs expresses his views on Android and "open vs. closed."

Jobs talking about what would become iCloud at the D8 conference in 2010 (02:10).

Jobs explains his vision of cloud computing during the 1997 WWDC Q&A session.

"Life can be much broader if you discover one simple fact."

Jobs being being really rude to a guy on a wheelchair who asked for an autograph. "Oh, now lay on the guilt. Start crying." Taken at the grand opening of the 5th Ave. Apple Store in NYC.

Jobs being cold to Wozniak's enthusiasm and just trying to get rid of him.