Steve Jobs

As Apple unveiled its new iPad, the Twittersphere exploded when a user in Pittsburgh spotted someone who looked like the late Apple CEO sitting at a bar and working on a laptop. Before you start with the “Steve Jobs walks into a bar” jokes, check out the full photo below.

According to a report received by CNET, the last big project that Steve Jobs oversaw was the design for the iPhone 5. With the release of the iPhone 4S lots of people thought that the Steve Jobs era had officially ended with his death on October 5th. Fortunately, we still have one last hoorah from Steve! More on that after the jump!

If you take Billie Joe Armstrong at his word, he's tickled pink that Steve Jobs has kicked the bucket. In recently unearthed concert video, the lead singer walks to his microphone and screams "I can't wait for Steve Jobs to die of f*#*#*ing cancer...

This woman...I swear. Margie Phelps, the leader of the Westboro Baptist Church, who often pickets soldiers funerals tweeted today that they would picket Steve Jobs funeral...She tweeted it from her iPhone!!! She then went on to make another crazy observation...

Miles Lothe of Slacktory, the genius behind the Bro-Speak version of the Facebook terms, is back with an easy to understand EULA for iTunes users. When was the last time you actually read the fine print on stuff you use? I think if the agreements were written this way from the start, more people would actually take the time to comprehend them...

After 14 years of heading a company that he co-founded in his garage of all places, Steve Jobs has resigned as CEO of Apple Inc. In the last eight years, Jobs has had problems with pancreatic cancer and has also received a liver transplant.

Steve Jobs unveiled the latest awesomeness from Apple called iCloud. If you're a Mac, then you either already know about this, orrrr you're gonna want to know about this. Basically, it's the next step in storage, and replaces Apple's previous MobileMe, which costs $99 a year...for FREE! See Steve Jobs talk about iCloud after the jump.

I consider myself a red-blooded American, and I love to see the "Made in USA" badge on products I buy. I would love to see more manufacturing jobs brought back home...the only sticking point is the cost. We all know manufacturing was moved to China because of cheap labor. So to come back home, how much more would the things we enjoy cost? After doing some digging,

Jon Bon Jovi has spoken out against iTunes and says Stephen Jobs is personally responsible for the decline of the music industry. Jon argues that electronic mp3 sales have taken the magic and mystery of buying music, and has removed the individual experience of choosing, playing and falling in love with albums. According to rocknewsdesk.com, Jon tells The Sunday Times :

Like, a week and a half soon! Steve Jobs, who is still on medical leave, and crew showed off all the updates and awesomeness they did for the iPad 2. I want! Engadget was on hand to give us a play by play of what went down. Check out the time line HERE...

2 years ago, Jobs took a medical leave and got a liver transplant. Let's hope this one isn't as serious! Check out the story and see if it will effect the release of the iPad 2 or iPhone 5 that were previously announced.