The dark side of iPod god Steve Jobs

August 30, 2011 18:21

His worshippers number in the hundreds of millions, the most devoted of whom will queue for days outside his 'temples' to wait for his latest gift to mankind.

Steve Jobs, 56, founder and visionary leader of Apple, is for many the god of our consumer age. But he's not immortal. Having battled cancer since 2004, the chief executive of one of the world's most prized and influential companies is stepping down.

All that you wanted to know about Jobs in the Daily Mail. Read

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