Who Should Play Steve Jobs Now That Christian Bale Has Quit?
Now that Christian Bale's thrown in the tiny circular glasses and thus given up his role as Steve Job in the upcoming bio-pic, we ask you, dear readers, who's your Jobsian ideal?
Now that Christian Bale's thrown in the tiny circular glasses and thus given up his role as Steve Job in the upcoming bio-pic, we ask you, dear readers, who's your Jobsian ideal?
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It may have missed the autumn iPad push, but it's still out there.
Yanked down like he's a big bronze Saddam Hussein.
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"And if you need to use the toilet during the flight, madam, just do it in the aisle, here, here, or over there."
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That's a wrap! Star Wars: Episode VII is now reportedly finished shooting, with director J.J. Abrams sending a heartfelt thank you letter to cast and crew. Now the hard work begins -- a year of special effects work before the December 18th, 2015 premier.
Congratu... oh. Never mind. Sorry the trophy is bent.
Tech giant moves into city occupied by other tech giants, Microsoft and Amazon.
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"Privacy has never been an absolute right," says Robert Hannigan.
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