Yeah, I knew this was going to be coming very soon and it still is hitting me hard, anyway. So much of my career and my passion for what I do (in and out of my career) is a debt I owe to Woz and Jobs, among others. Despite my occasional gripes on policies and products, I have so much love and respect for the man and his dedication.
One of the most meaningful speeches I've ever heard from Steve with one of the most humble and valuable statements conveyed at the end of it (starts at 7m35s).
As CEO the music industry changed with the ipod, the phone industry with the iphone and computers with OS X and imac and the new mkarte of tablets was creeated in 12 months and ruled by a single product.
Sad, never nice when someone leaves the world the way he did. He will be missed when it comes to innovations in the market. Let's hope his death is not in vain and Apple takes what he did and creates even greater milestones in his name.
Whether you like Apple or not you can't say the man hasn't changed the way we use technology in our daily lives. He will be missed. I'm curious to see Apple in 5 years or whenever it is obvious what they are doing had no influence by Steve Jobs whatsoever.
I don't really care, he made expensive electronics that you couldn't take apart. I guess i don't see how hes different then any other CEO.
Buckle up. You are going to get bombarded by the hate replies for that.
Which he should. In the case of someone's death, the rule of "If you have nothing good to say, don't say it" should be applied at all times, else it just makes you look like an asshole/psychopath.
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