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Random Thoughts: It was All About Jobs

The world has taken notice of the passing of a technology icon, Steve Jobs. It’s unfortunate that he was taken from us at such a young age, and we can only imagine the other technological innovations he could have brought to fruition. However, we must acknowledge how Apple has revolutionized various areas under his leadership. Despite not being the best technologist, Jobs had a unique ability to generate interest and hype around new products and ideas. This skill allowed him to change the world’s perspective on technology, and for that, we must give credit where it’s due. His passing leaves a void for another person to step up and become the next media tech star. It’s a question that remains unanswered: who will be the next person to revolutionize the tech industry?

The Ontario election is over too yawn and I’ll talk more about that next week, but I think I am thankful that it is all over for now, of course if it is a minority situation then we might be doing this again soon.

The autumn leaves are falling and it is a long weekend ahead here in Canada, so enjoy your long weekend, don’t eat too much turkey, and start getting ready for Halloween (or is that Christmas).
While I sit here with my iPhone and my iPod, neither of which had groundbreaking technology, but still are the defacto standards for their technology niche, I wonder what might have been without Steve Jobs, and wonder what I was writing about this week too:

And thanks to those who added me on Twitter I am now over 900 folks who follow me, wow!

Will technology without it’s messianic self-described leader? Don’t think these bloggers would write too much about that:

Steve Jobs
Want an Apple?

Remember

“It’s more fun to be a pirate than to join the navy.”

Author: (Steve Jobs, 1985)

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