Going Like Sixty
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Steve Jobs needs cheering up. So, to help him feel better, here’s a cluster of a bunch of MP3 players and cell phones that have come on the market with the sole purpose of “killing” the iconic iPod and iPhone. Jobs’ health is “more complex” than he first thought, according to a memo, but he says he will return to work in June. His health has been the fodder for immense speculation for months, as he continued to lose weight. His gaunt appearance even led to internet rumors that he had died. If Steve Jobs scrolls through this cluster, he’s bound to feel better.  Jobs did not deliver a keynote at the recent Mac-centric trade show this year, citing a hormone imbalance. The company’s share price rose 4 percent on the news, a result of investor relief that Jobs was not suffering a recurrence of cancer.
Apple products, particularly the iPod and iPhone, have gained a rare kind of loyalty from customers, and much of the credit is given to Jobs's demanding leadership. He is reputedly relentless in his demands that Apple engineers make products that simplify technology, an approach that often gives the company's products a minimalist chic.
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