Both of which have had so-so reception. Certainly nothing like Jobs' industry-disruptive innovations.
iPhone
no disk drive
UNIX-based OS goes mainstream
first mainstream OS with a GUI
iMac - making PC's 'friendly'
iTunes - made it cool to pay for music again
To name a few.
And iPhone is built on top of years of speculation and foundational change in material and wireless infrastructure.
But the point is that apple now no longer needs to grow like jobs era. And for all good will, I see no chance for jobs to pull out new things equally big as iPhone anyway. But some can believe that regardless.
What are you crediting Jobs with? What does this mean? It seems like your list fell apart after the first 3 concrete things you listed, the rest are just random things you like about Apple.
Of course the programming and design were done by the software teams under Avie Tevanian, first at NeXT and later at Apple.
Though original Mac, LaserWriter, and iPad are also big on my list.