RIP Steve Jobs

[Dan]

Steve Jobs, possibly one of the greatest businessman and innovator of all time, has died aged 56.

Only just last night was I watching the first keynote speech not hosted by Steve.

A guy who answered all his emails, even from customers, on his personal email address which he didn't mind anybody having. A true gentleman and everything he touched became the number 1 selling piece of tech of it's type.

He's in the iCloud now that he created himself. A bit like God, then.

 

[Alan.P]

I didn't know until an hour ago, an innovator indeed, visionary call him what you will.

R.I.P.

 

[Eduardo]

R.I.P Steve

 

[Ian]

A proper, 'one in a million'. I hope apple can carry on his fantastic work. The iPhone has truly changed the way I run my business and life and when I get an iPad it will all improve again no doubt. RIP, a truly great man.


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[Deleted member 9966]

A sad loss to the technological age of the 20th and 21st centuries. I hope his work and his legacies live on in Apple and their products. Another great example of somebody with a great idea and vision working hard to achieve it :yesnod:

 

[paul damian]

So young, imagine how much more he could of achieved.

 

[Stewart]

I'm really gutted that Steve Jobs has died, because he really did make a difference to my life. From his vision, input and investment at Pixar that made movie's that brought me to tears as an adult, to the ground breaking gadget's of the future that make my every-day life so much easier and more pleasurable.

He really was a modern-day genius, that I truly believe will be irreplaceable....


Created on iPhone.....

 

[hillhead]

RIP Steve, modern day genius.
Sadly missed by so many.
Long live apple.

 

[user123]

If we suddenly get interactive clouds and rainbows all over the place we'll know who's behind it all...

 

[doug boardley]

got to be honest and say that I'd never heard of Steve Jobs before today, my ignorance totally. From the obituaries I've read he was a true gent and innovator, entrepeneur and businessman.
I also lost a friend today through cancer, John Strickland aged 53, not an innovator or businessman, but a true gent nonethelss
RIP both of you.