Eddy Cue

Eduardo H. "Eddy" Cue (born October 23, 1964) is the Senior Vice President of Services at Apple. He was instrumental in creating the Apple online store in 1998, the iTunes Store in 2003 and the App Store in 2008.
==Education==
Cue earned bachelor's degrees in and at .
==Career at Apple==
Cue joined Apple in 1989, where he was initially a manager of and teams. In 1999, he convinced Apple to work with on new streaming functions for its QuickTime video software. He also played a key role in developing Apple's iLife suite of applications, iBooks, the iAd advertising service, and Apple's App Store of more than 700,000 applications.
Cue is widely known at Apple for turning around troubled products, such as the MobileMe data syncing service, which became iCloud in 2011 and now has more than a quarter billion users. Likewise, Cue is famous for advising Jobs to consider creating a smaller version of the iPad based on his own experience with the product. While Jobs was originally against the idea, Tim Cook eventually agreed with the concept upon becoming CEO after Jobs' death.
==References==
==External links==
*Eddy Cue at Apple
*Eddy Cue at All about Steve Jobs
*Eduardo H. Cue "Eddy" at Bloomberg
*Eddy Cue at Twitter
* at Wikipedia
Category:Apple employees