Apple is commemorating its co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs’ dying with a new short film and a personal statement from the visionary tech government’s household. Jobs handed away 10 years in the past on October fifth, 2011, after a troublesome battle with pancreatic most cancers.

The brief movie — which has at the moment taken over Apple’s touchdown web page — commemorates Jobs’ life in photographs, movies, and a few of his most iconic quotes, from “the computer is a bicycle for the mind” to the introductions of the iMac, the iPod, and the iPhone.

Apple additionally revealed an announcement from Jobs’ household, shared under:

For a decade now, mourning and therapeutic have gone collectively. Our gratitude has change into as nice as our loss.

Each of us has discovered his or her personal path to comfort, however we’ve come collectively in an exquisite place of affection for Steve, and for what he taught us.

For all of Steve’s items, it was his energy as a instructor that has endured. He taught us to be open to the fantastic thing about the world, to be curious round new concepts, to see across the subsequent nook, and most of all to remain humble in our personal newbie’s thoughts.

There are many issues we nonetheless see via his eyes, however he additionally taught to search for ourselves. He gave us gear for residing, and it has served us effectively.

One of our best sources of comfort has been our affiliation of Steve with magnificence. The sight of one thing lovely — a wooded hillside, a effectively‑made object — recollects his spirit to us. Even in his years of struggling, he by no means misplaced his religion in the fantastic thing about existence.

Memory is insufficient for what’s in our hearts: we miss him profoundly. We have been blessed to have him as husband and father.

Michael Dell, founder and CEO of Dell Technologies, spoke to CNET about his work with Jobs. “You can’t be following the rules and making amazing things happen. Steve was certainly exceptional in that regard,” Dell says.

Jony Ive, Jobs’ shut buddy, collaborator, and Apple’s former chief design officer provided his recollections of Jobs yesterday in an editorial for The Wall Street Journal. “My understanding of him refuses to remain cozy or still,” Ive writes. “He truly believed that by making something useful, empowering and beautiful, we express our love for humanity … I miss Steve desperately and I will always miss not talking with him.”

Apple’s memorial video is available to view on its site. For extra data on Jobs and Apple’s outsized impression on the world at massive, it is best to take heed to the current (fifth) season of Land of the Giants.