Steve Isaacson, Jobs biographer: Apple watch is cool

Walter Isaacson, author of the late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs's biography, published a new book Isaacson the impact of jobs and other technology pioneers on the information age, the news came early October 7 in Beijing. This new book is titled "Innovators: How hackers, geniuses and geeks have created the digital revolution" (the Innovators:how a Group of Hackers, geniuses, and Geeks Created the Digital revolutio N). Speaking to the US tech blog Gizmodo about the new book and being asked about his view of Apple's Watch smart watch, Isaacson said: "I think Apple Watch very cool." "It's because it answers the first part of your question," he explains. I think that my book does not seek the mirage of artificial intelligence, that is, the machine in the absence of human independent thinking, in fact, in the future will be a great success, let us and the connection between machines become more intimate, that is, let them more embedded in our daily life. In his lifetime, Isaacson spent a long time with him as the author of his biography. In addition to Apple insiders, Mr Isaacson is probably one of the people who understands Jobs's personality best. It is to be noted that Apple Watch was the first new product to be launched without the imprint of Steve Jobs, a project that started shortly after his death. A few weeks ago, Apple CEO Tim Cook accepted an interview with Charlie Rose, the US Public television Network (PBS) presenter, who asked Charlie if he had any ideas about the future of the Internet, but Mr. Cook gave no definite answer. In the words of Isaacson, at least he has a general idea of the future.