Apple has updated their Steve Jobs page on their site to reflect many memories, thoughts and feelings that people have submitted about Steve Jobs since his passing.
Over a million people from all over the world have shared their memories, thoughts, and feelings about Steve. One thing they all have in common — from personal friends to colleagues to owners of Apple products — is how they’ve been touched by his passion and creativity. You can view some of these messages below.
Apple reports that over a million people have already shared their thoughts. The company is still soliciting thoughts by email.
Steve Jobs has seen an outpouring of support and tributes since his passing on October 5th. Apple Stores around the world have turned into makeshift memorials as fans have left flowers and notes in his memory.
Jobs was 56 years old, and had been struggling with complications related to pancreatic cancer over the past several years. Apple will be holding a privatecompany wide celebration of Steve Jobs' life on Wednesday, October 19th. The event will take place on Apple's campus in Cupertino. Apple Retail stores will be closed for several hours during the event so that employees may view a live webcast of the service.
But I have to say, they put the fan's post online the day android comes up with icecream and a new super phone? Looks like they are using quite a dose of cinism here.
I'm sorry but this is not a very nice move, where did Apple's good taste ended?
Kudos to you, great Steve, we'll all miss you.
So you think Apple has an obligation to suspend their online memorial because some also-ran company is releasing a new knockoff phone? Unbelievable.
Gone is Steve but not his legacy. May we never forget the things he has already accomplished and the wonderful stepping stones he has laid for technology for the decades to come.
Wednesday April 17, 2024 9:58 am PDT by Juli Clover
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Still can't believe he's gone. RIP, Steve. :apple:
So you think Apple has an obligation to suspend their online memorial because some also-ran company is releasing a new knockoff phone? Unbelievable.
It makes me want to buy an iMac G4 and G3 (I've never had a classic mac yet).
When I have kids someday I will be proud to introduce them to Apple products.
Rest in peace Steve.
A simple one that really got to me:
EDIT: A few more favorites.
Rest in Peace.
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