Steve Jobs and Bill Gates were alternately allies ... Appearing on stage together at the 2007 AllThingsD conference, Gates said, "I'd give a lot to have Steve's taste." And Jobs once said ...

Microsoft co-founder and tech tycoon Bill ... “Steve Jobs once said that he wished I'd take acid because then maybe I would have had more taste in my design of my products,” recalled Gates.

“The stories of Bill Gates and Steve Jobs ... Gates saw Jobs “more as a salesman than a real tech leader”, explains the Business Insider journalist Jordan Hart. In an interview with Axios ...

Bill Gates' new memoir "Source Code" only stretches through the early days of the computer industry, but even from their first encounters, Steve Jobs stands out as a singular figure. What he's ...

Bill Gates and Steve Jobs weren't always enemies — Microsoft made software early on for the mega-popular Apple II PC, and Gates would routinely fly down to Cupertino to see what Apple was ...

It should be telling, Clement and Miles argue, that the two biggest tech figures in recent history — Bill Gates ... interview on Cheddar, iPod co-creator Tony Fadell speculated that if Steve ...

Interviews with Bill Gates, Steve Jobs ... their first phone is 10.) Jobs, who was the CEO of Apple until his death in 2012, revealed in a 2011 New York Times interview that he prohibited his ...

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates couldn't name ... In response, Gates pointed to the changing tech landscape, saying that when he and Jobs started, the industry was full of "virgin territory ...

Bill Gates discussed his experimentation with drugs during his teenage years, including marijuana and LSD, and how his preference for a logical mind led him to stop using them. He also mentioned ...

Bill Gates shared an anecdote about Steve Jobs suggesting he take LSD to improve his design skills. Gates humorously acknowledged the different strengths each of them had, with Jobs excelling in ...