Ondrej Holzman Books about Apple, its history or specific personalities of the Californian giant are becoming more and more popular. Another very interesting title that maps the career of Jony Ive, the court designer of the apple company, will now be published in Czech translation, called Jony Ive - the genius behind Apple's best products.
We first informed you about the book, which is the first to examine Ive's life last November, when it was not yet clear whether it would even reach the Czech market. However, the publishing house has been diligently working on the Czech translation since then blue vision, which Leander Kahney's work is about to release this March.
The official annotation talks about the book Jony Ive - the genius behind Apple's best products as follows:
He speaks quietly, avoids the press and is one of the most successful industrial designers today. Jony Ive, Apple's chief designer and one of Steve Jobs' closest friends, played a major role in the development of the MacBook, iPad, iPhone and other products that have been behind the success of the company with the apple in its logo over the past decade. The personality of the man who is said to be the soul of Apple is revealed in the biography of Leander Kahney.
Even before the book goes on sale, you will be able to read several exclusive samples directly from the upcoming translation of the book on Jablíčkář in the coming weeks. The exact release date is not yet set, as is the price of the book, however it is already certain that the title will appear on the first day of sale Jony Ive - the genius behind Apple's best products in addition to paper, also in electronic form, on the following channels (ePUB, MOBI, AZW, PDF and "PDF for readers") formats:
- iBookstore
- Google Play Books
- Amazon Kindle Store
- Wookiees
- Palm books
- Cosmos
- eReading
Will there be a book competition?
Good day. Yes. ;-)
No idea if anyone will take it on audiobook?
And if so, when should it be released?
Good day. We are not preparing an audiobook for now.
I look forward to :)
personally, I think he could have waited 15 to 30 years with the book