‘Steve Jobs’ coming to the big screen … then what?

The Apple CEO had a marvelous idea for the 1 millionth iMac sold, according to a new book by Ken Segall. It’s a fantastic story about a man who really was the Willy Wonka of gadgetry.

The philandering star of “Two and a Half Men” doesn’t quite exude that “tech visionary” vibe, but the more we think about it, the more convinced we are that Kutcher-as-Jobs is what America needs.

The Woz is at it again. In October, Employee #1 camped out for the iPhone 4S. Now, instead of pulling a “Do you people know who the f*&k I am?,” The Woz camped out in New York City to pick up his new iPad.

Media brands have taken to asking simple questions before posting their shortened URLs. But sometimes those questions are begging for equally simple, snappy answers. “What Would You Do With a New iPad?” Glad you asked …

Time to throw away your piece-of-crap iPad 2’s and wait in line for four hours: The new, high-resolution iPad thing is really, really shiny. Here’s what Twitter had to say about Apple’s new announcement.

Apple is all about design. Yet rather than use its vast expertise to generate a unique, inspiring design to represent the Retina Display feature on the iPad HD, Apple simply went to the well of a stock photo site. Think Different?

The rumor that Apple would drop the next version of its iPad tablet device on the late Steve Jobs’ birthday on February 24 is untrue. Sentimental idolatry debunked, but the new iPad3 is coming soon. Here’s what we know…

Circle February 24th, 2012 on your calendar — Apple may just release the next version of its iPad tablet device on the late Steve Jobs’ birthday. But see how one tech writer blasted this rumor with a harsh (spot-on) characterization.

In 1976, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak needed someone to print the manual for the Apple I computer, which was the company’s first product. They approached a man who didn’t quite get what the two were doing.

Steve Jobs was so important to modern culture that we’re still talking about him and digesting his remarkable life several weeks after his death — a rarity in our current, quick-hit news cycle culture. His biographer stopped by 60 Minutes to discuss Jobs in detail.

Ahh, 10 years later, these geniuses are probably kicking themselves…

If one needed another reason to love Bill Gates, they could do worse than watch this video of him leaping over a chair from a 1994 interview with Connie Chung. The white dude has ups.

The Onion: “Apple Announces Plans To Release Steve Jobs 2″

Google and Samsung have cancelled the joint launch event for their new phones and mobile operating system, respectively, due to the death of Steve Jobs. Seems superfluous, but a classy move nonetheless.

Ahh, 10 years later, these geniuses are probably kicking themselves…

The questionably devout nutbars from the Westboro Baptist Church plans to picket former Apple CEO Steve Jobs’ funeral. Whatever. But check out how Margie Phelps made the announcement over Twitter.

On June 12, 2005, Steve Jobs delivered Stanford University’s 114th Commencement Address. The topic? How to live before you die. It’s heavy, inspiring stuff from the man who changed the world.

Not many can say they changed the world. He could.

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