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"This is a very strange business and a very strange endeavor of life," Steve Jobs once said in a candid interview about his legacy in 1994. "All the work that I have done in my life will be obsolete by the time that I am 50."
At the time, Jobs was on the cusp of turning 40. The devices he'd work on to that point, mostly personal computers, would indeed be largely obsolete a decade later. By the time that happened though, Jobs was already ushering in a new era of gadgets: the iPod, iPhone and iPad, which helped change the way consumers relate to electronics and communicate with one another
These products will certainly be rendered obsolete one day as well, either by advancements at Apple or another company. For better or worse, the same can't be said about the legacy of Steve Jobs Read more...
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