British media said that Jobs had planned new products for the next four years before his death

According to British media, during his last lifetime, Steve Jobs planned Apple's new products for the next four years, including iPhone 5 and Apple TV. Steve Jobs said during his lifetime that these products helped Apple survive his death.

According to the report, Steve Jobs is still working on the iCloud project several months before his death, which allows Apple users to store music, movies and other data remotely. In the next two to three years, Apple's products will still be branded with Steve Jobs. This is because he has prepared a blueprint several years before the launch of the new product. This style implies that engineers at the San Francisco Apple lab are now developing iPod, iPhone, iPad, and MacBook Based on Steve Jobs's blueprint.

According to sources, the next-generation iPhone was launched as a revolutionary product in late 2012 or early 2013. News and speculation that Steve Jobs planned to develop Apple TV before his lifetime, which is a market that the company has not yet developed.

In addition, according to information disclosed yesterday, Steve Jobs had been fighting for the government's plan to build a spaceship headquarters in California through apple. The proposed new headquarters will be located near the office building in cubitino, Calif., and will accommodate twelve thousand employees. Steve Jobs made his debut at the town hall meeting in June and tried to pass the plan.

Steve Jobs used to work in Hewlett-Packard as a teenager. At that time, the position of the Hewlett-Packard office was exactly where Apple planned to build a new headquarters.

Apple's share price on Wall Street only fell slightly on Thursday. analysts pointed out that the market had already digested the news that Steve Jobs was at risk. Apple's current market value is about $351 billion.

Interbrand, the world's largest brand analysis agency, indicates that after Steve Jobs's death, the value of Apple's brand has increased due to public sympathy, media reports, and the surge in Apple products.