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Steve Jobs Health Update
On the same day the iPhone 3G S debuted in Apple and AT&T stores across the country, the The Wall Street Journal reported that Apple's CEO Steve Jobs received a liver transplant two months ago in a Tennessee hospital. They also noted that he is recovering well and plans to be back at work later this month, as planned, on a part-time basis.
Now keep in mind that the WSJ isn't revealing its sources for this news, so nothing has been officially confirmed.
Steve Jobs Is Currently Working From Home
In January we learned that Apple's CEO, Steve Jobs, would be taking a leave of absence for five months to focus on his health. Although Apple has continued to release new products with Apple's chief operating officer Timothy Cook at the helm, I still can't help but wonder how Steve is doing and what he's been up to.
With only two months left in Steve's medical leave, Apple insiders have revealed that although Tim Cook takes care of day to day duties at Apple's headquarters, Steve is still very much a part of company strategies and products from home.
Steve Jobs Takes a Leave of Absence Due to Health Issues
Steve Jobs, who announced last Monday that he would not be delivering the keynote at Macworld, has just announced that he will be taking a medical leave of absence from Apple for a period of five months to focus on his health.
Jobs revealed in an email to employees today that his health issues are more complex than he originally thought (he previously said he was suffering from a hormonal imbalance). In the meantime, Apple's chief operating officer, Tim Cook, will take over Jobs' day-to-day duties while he is on leave, although Jobs still plans to maintain his CEO role by being a part of major strategic decisions.
Daily Tech: New OLPC Ad Strikes a Chord This Holiday Season
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- OLPC has just come out with a new ad which sheds light on the importance of getting laptops like the XO to children in developing countries. — Gizmodo
- A new finger scanner, which was developed by two students at a Chinese university, detects high blood-alcohol levels. — Wired
- Good news and bad news.
Daily Tech: Roku to Get Amazon's Video on Demand Service
- The Roku Digital Video Player can already stream movies to your TV from Netflix, and it will soon add Amazon's Video on Demand to its movie streaming lineup. — Gizmodo
- Steve Jobs admits that he has been suffering from poor health over the past year, and attributes it to a hormone imbalance, which he is now being treated for. — BBC News
- The texting while driving ban in California is now in full effect.
Which Apple Announcement Are You the Most Excited About?
It was a busy day in SF yesterday with all eyes on the "It's Only Rock and Roll" event. Not only did Steve Jobs made his triumphant, black turtlenecked return to the keynote stage after taking time off for his health, but iTunes 9 was introduced, and then there were the iPods. Oh, the video and FM tuner enabled iPods.
Steve Jobs, a New Nano, and Cheaper, More Colorful Shuffles!
Where do I begin?! This morning at Apple's "It's Only Rock and Roll" Event here in San Francisco, it was all about the music (a new and improved iTunes) and the iPod (new shuffles, a better iPod Classic, and a new Nano with a builtin video camera to compete with the Flip). Sites like Gizmodo and Engadget were there to catch all of the live coverage, so here's a quick recap .
Rumored Apple Keynote — Sept. 8 or 9
Wow, things are really revving up on the Apple Tablet front. First it was a product launch date rumor, then a new commercial, and now a tentative keynote date.
This planned keynote, expected to be held in San Francisco during the week of Sept.
Daily Tech: iGoogle Adds Social Games to Their Widget List
- You can now pimp your iGoogle page with 19 new widget games like Scrabble — TechCrunch
- Oh my gosh . . .
Daily Tech: Steve Jobs Sighting at Apple HQ Yesterday
- A frail-looking Steve Jobs was spotted at Apple yesterday, wearing his usual attire — TMZ
- Oh boy, stayed tuned for The Bachelor and The Bachelorette video games, coming to a console near you — Kotaku
- Is it just me who finds it funny that Twitter tweets are taking over Facebook? — Mashable
- Samsung unveils its first set of LED-backlit LCDs which start at $3,600 — Gizmodo
- Google Reader gets some new fancy features like mobile-format links — Lifehacker
- It's true! We're still giving away Amazon Kindles!
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