A Steve Jobs presentation is rarely a one-man show. He shares the stage with other executives who appear in person or on video. Wednesday’s iPad2 launch was no exception.

People think of Steve Jobs as a masterful public speaker. That’s largely because, well, he was. Jobs was good at telling stories in a way that many tech CEOs just aren’t. I think you could ...

A Steve Jobs presentation lasts about 1.5 hours, but every 10 to 15 minutes he breaks up the content with video, demonstrations or guest speakers.

When it comes to delivering extraordinary presentations, few could compete with Steve Jobs.“Steve was a natural,” according to Bill Gates on a recent episode of the podcast Armchair Expert ...

What would Steve Jobs say about OpenAI's ChatGPT? A speech from 1985 shows Apple co-founder predicting ChatGPT's creation.

You see, every Steve Jobs presentations are divided into three (sometimes four) sections. Even when he reveals new features or products within a presentation, he will focus on three benefits.

Steve Jobs -- and the entire Apple PR machine -- is typically mum about the content of Jobs' addresses before the event. That builds excitement and enthusiasm for the presentation.

In The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs: How to Be Insanely Great in Front of Any Audience, Gallo examines Jobs’ gifted public-speaking skills and offers a “ready-to-use framework to help ...

What Jobs did next, according to Carmine Gallo, author of The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs, was vintage Jobs (and a model for how presenters should deal with stage crises): He did not panic.

In a Steve Jobs presentation, the setup described the current state of the world, the status quo. For example, in a famous product launch in 2001, ...

Steve Jobs is a skilled and charismatic public speaker. (Some would argue that's what he does best.) You can see it every time he rolls out a new Apple product, such as at the recent iPhone 4 rollout.