As part of the ongoing Apple e-book price fixing investigation by the Department of Justice, a new email sent from Steve Jobs to James Murdoch has come to light. Read More >>
Featured comment by adeyb:
"So Murcock and Job's in cahoots...
Nevermind the fact there nothing here to suggest price fixing per se, I can image them all back slapping each ot..." More »
You can now watch the peculiar Funny or Die Steve Jobs movie iSteve. The 78 minute flick starring Justin Long as Steve Jobs was the third Steve Jobs biopic announced, but the first to see a release. I think there's an award for that or something. You can watch the full length movie at Funny or Die here. [Funny or Die via 9to5Mac] Read More >>
Featured comment by FRISH:
"The cybering part made me wonder wtf I was watching. I actually had to Google if they had a relationship at one point. Apparently not :P" More »
Last month Funny or Die announced that it was making a Steve Jobs biopic all of its own, called iSteve—and now the trailer has landed for you to watch. Read More >>
Quotes from an Apple employee claim that the legendary Mr Jobs managed to have an input in the design on the iPhone 5 and whatever mobile hardware Apple launches this year, with a company liaison officer saying the design of the phones "preceded" the arrival of Tim Cook as boss. Read More >>
We've had the book, the movie, and even the action figure, but for some people, that's not enough mediums to capture the essence of Jobs. No, some people need a manga comic strip to do that. Read More >>
Outside of a few close employees, a couple fawning reporters, and his obsequious biographer, few people ever knew Steve Jobs, what with his being an antisocial tyrant. But now, you can own him. Or at least a tiny, unsettlingly realistic miniature computer genius version of him. But should you? Is it moral? Is it good? Read More >>
Featured comment by shadowmatt:
"Yeah not a bad price and if kept boxed will be triple that price in a few years. I cannot see the prodution run being too big." More »
Ashton Kutcher, method actor, truly goes the distance to capture the essence of a character. In the case of portraying Steve Jobs for the upcoming indie flick jOBS, Kutcher put himself on a diet of strictly fruits, nuts, and seeds, mimicking Jobs 'fruitarian' lifestyle. Read More >>
Today I saw jOBS at Sundance, the story of a young Steve Jobs, the now legendary co-founder and CEO of Apple Computer. And although I know it may be exaggerated, it was the experience I wanted. Read More >>
Featured comment by ZaZu:
"Anyone who was at the scene back in the days can come and debunk the story just because "He was there first-hand" .. Doesn't mean the movie is any les..." More »
I don't know if jOBS—the biopic of Steve Jobs starring Ashton Kutcher—will be a good movie per se, but this clip makes the upcoming film look surprisingly decent. Read More >>
Featured comment by klinkenberg:
"On the bright side at least Jesus' posts are now edited for spelling, grammar and relevence to UK readers. Good job Giz :)" More »
Featured comment by caniffis:
"Elevenses, thank you for your eloquent reply to my post. i do not customise my phone more than the average person because i too have many other things..." More »
The people of the Russian city of St. Petersburg have come out as huge Steve Jobs fans, with a local university unveiling a bizarre, man-sized iPhone that functions as a digital memorial to the late tech guru. Read More >>
Last week we reported that Steve Jobs' yacht, Venus, had been repossessed in the Netherlands at the behest of designer Philippe Starck, who claimed that the Jobs family owed him three million Euros. Classy move, Starck. Well, the yacht is free to sail again. Read More >>
The designer of Steve Jobs' yacht has never been the master of tact. Just a few months after Philippe Starck played up his friendship with Jobs and tastelessly teased the yacht as "revolutionary" Apple product. Gross. His latest cool guy move: having the monster repossessed over a payment dispute. Read More >>
Featured comment by scaramoosh:
"Yeh but the problem is you have to look round the back as you dock it because the back of it is sloped and trying to plug it in blind means the connec..." More »
A few years back, we learnt that Steve Jobs, genius though he might be, wanted to call the iMac bad things. Bad, terrible things. Well, this week, we've learned his naming stupidity stretched further than just machines -- he wanted to cripple Safari with a blood-curdlingly bad, cliche-riddled excuse for a name. Read More >>
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