The Enthralling 'Steve Jobs' - Brilliance, Weirdness, Warts and All

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 If you are on the fence about whether to buy and read "Steve Jobs" by Walter Isaacson, I have an answer for you: Do it.  However, I should warn you, the book isn't for the faint of heart. It's 656 pages in the hardcover edition, which translates to a couple thousand on your iPhone if you buy it as an e-book. It covers a lot of ground, from the initial pairing of Jobs and Steve Wosniak in a garage to the rise and fall of Jobs at Apple Computer, to Pixar and "Toy Story" to the passive-aggressive takeover of Apple 12 years after he was shown the door.

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