On Wednesday October 5th 2011, the world lost Steven Jobs – the co-founder of Apple Incorporated – to pancreatic cancer at the age of 56. Love him or hate him, there is no denying he was a pivotal force in shaping the computers we know today. As I write this, I am flooded with memories past.
Read MoreAfter a long and well-publicized battle with pancreatic cancer, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs has passed away at the age of 56. The statement from the board of directors can be read above. Boing Boing has put up a great tribute, in the form of a temporary site redesign that’s worth visiting.
Read MoreWhen Steve Jobs recently displayed Apple’s plans for a new Campus building in Cupertino, he may have let slip plans to move WWDC away from Moscone West and onto Apple’s own home turf.
Read MoreIn the past, the WWDC keynote has been shrouded in mystery, with no press releases or comment from Apple leading up to the event, and even the signage at Moscone West being deliberately vague, giving only a hint to what might be discussed.
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