Steve Jobs, who died on October 5, 2011, was, without question, a technological genius whose vision not only shaped an industry, but also our entire culture.
In the world of Steve Jobs, technology became personal, intimate, relational and revolutionary. With an iPod your ear, playing your music downloaded from iTunes, you check your messages on your iPhone and network using your iPad. Your Apple computer gives you point and click access to a world of knowledge and play. You are deeply, profoundly connected to the digital age and Steve Jobs did that to us, for us, as us—his instinct for marketing almost mystical in its ability to anticipate human desire.
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