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Steve Jobs
An American businessman, and the co-founder Apple.
Steven Paul "Steve" Jobs (February 24, 1955 – October 5, 2011) was an American computer entrepreneur and inventor. He was co-founder, chairman, and chief executive officer of Apple Inc. Jobs also previously served as chief executive … see full wiki
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Death is always sad, but I've never been one to get too emotional over the death of a public figure. Someone who I didn't personally know. Someone who I had never met. However, in the case of Steve Jobs, I'm deeply saddened to the point of numbness. Steve Jobs literally changed the world. He revolutionized technology and in turn, those products went on to affect many people's lives in positive and profound ways. His genius-ness … more
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Death knows no boundaries. It does not recognize nationalities, age, demographics, beauty, bank accounts nor fame. We can't really tell who will live to a ripe old age or who will pass on the next day. All we are left with is how much a person has effected in his lifetime, not how long he has lived. Steve Jobs is the inspiration behind this review. You may/may not like him but you can't quite fault his ingenuity or his strategic marketing … more
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I know I'm late talking about this, but the ugly truth about Steve Jobs is that he wasn't the "genius" that everyone thinks he was. The people that compare Jobs to folks like Nikola Tesla don't know what they're talking about. Tesla not only had great ideas, but he actually got his hands dirty to actually create machinery and other devices to bring alternating currents to practical use. Similarly, Bjarne Stroustrup not only had … more
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Quick Tip by devora.
October 06, 2011
R.I.P. Steve Jobs. I don't think any other death of a public figure has made me this sad before. Thank you for being the visionary that you were and changing the way that we communicate with each other and our relationship with technology. You leave behind quite a legacy.
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A legend. Too young to die at 56! He will live on in many of his fans' hearts though... Go get the iPad 2, it's now officially the last product Jobs launched! A sad day as I type this QT on the iPad 2.
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Quick Tip by tunguz.
January 20, 2011
A great visionary who changed the face of several high-tech industries forever. Proved beyond reasonable doubt that one man's vision can be much more valuable than all the consumer research out there. Hope to see him make a full recovery and hold the helm of Apple for the foreseeable future.
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Quick Tip by berniez40.
January 19, 2011
The only problem I ever had with Jobs, or my perception of him, would have to be when he abandoned his baby--Apple--to that idiot Scully from Pepsi--who promptly ran a great company into the ground.We should have takenthat as an omen back then that over-paid CEO's are just that--Over Paid. Such over paid "Ubermensch"have since run many icons into the ground--Sunbeam Appliances,, Home Depot, etc...But I digress. With the return of Jobs, Apple was quickly resurrected. I wish him well, and hope he … more
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Quick Tip by jbeswick.
January 18, 2011
I'm not an Apple fanboy and don't agree with the closed nature of Apple products, but I appreciated Steve Jobs' huge contribution to technology and wish him a speedy recovery.
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Quick Tip by MichaelN.
January 18, 2011
A Genius who helped Apple leapfrog past Microsoft. Apple will miss your vision. Hoping you have a speedy recovery!
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