Just last week, I wrote on Steve Jobs’ stepping down from Apple: “after the encomiums … come the biographies.” And now, with great misfortune, come the obituaries, the tributes, and the eulogies. Steve Jobs has died at 56 after a long battle with cancer.
He leaves behind quite a legacy, and I don’t intend to diminish any of his notable achievements. If we restrict our look at his life to his second tenure at Apple, we can see that he changed the way we listen to music, with iTunes and the iPod, and forever altered mobile computing with the iPhone, the iPad, and an endless succession of apps. And this is the year Apple finally lodged itself in the niche of legal technology.
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