steve jobs passed away

[jimbo]

I remember when bill gates stole his OS design,there were some "similarities",lol

wonder how he died

[jimbo]

and he died after he made the new iphone...

[Innovation]

wonder how he died

he had cancer

[Valdoroth]

either way, apple is still too overpriced for how easily it's products break. Not to mention their terrible compatablility with so many other things.

[jimbo]

they said he had cancer and they dont no how he died and if he had cancer ppl would have known when he was gonna die

[xvxURIZENxvx]

wonder how he died

Mr. Gates strikes again,it was payback for crushing zune

[Innovation]

they said he had cancer and they dont no how he died and if he had cancer ppl would have known when he was gonna die

Apple Inc. has apparently decided against disclosing the cause of Steve Jobs' death at the untimely age of 56. But it was no secret that he had been battling a rare form of pancreatic cancer, from about 2004, when he underwent surgery for it.

[jimbo]

Apple Inc. has apparently decided against disclosing the cause of Steve Jobs' death at the untimely age of 56. But it was no secret that he had been battling a rare form of pancreatic cancer, from about 2004, when he underwent surgery for it.

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[jimbo]

well I love you >.<♥I love you >.<♥I love you >.<♥I love you >.<♥s that he dead no more i shiz coming out

[Andrea]

He changed things. U often wonder if he and Wozniak didn't make the computers a personal thing, would IBM have done the same? or the computers would have remained in the domain of the big entities --- companies, banks, schools, instead of it being a household appliance and accessory now? And would MS have a big hit Windows if they didn't copy the original Lisa (a mix of Apple and Xerox technology)?

Jobs might have failed in some of his endeavors but it sure did open the eyes of some competitors in the market to make things accessible and cheaper to the ordinary consumers. You can't fault apple with lemons for sure; its mistake is in its price strategy, targeting only the 'rich' niche in the market (or overestimating the purchasing power of the average consumers).

But r.i.p. to a brilliant man.