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It's official. Aaron Sorkin announced that Christian Bale will play Steve Jobs in an upcoming biopic about the former Apple CEOs life.

Let's just say we're all very happy that Apple settled on iPhone. Apple advertising lead Ken Segall, during a talk at the University of Arizona, discussed some of the names Apple pondered before settling on iPhone.

As a cultural icon, it's no surprise that companies would seek to "immortalize" Steve Jobs by creating products in his image. One company released an eerily realistic Steve Jobs "Action Figure"... and was quickly shot down by Apple.

Steve Jobs was known for driving a silver Mercedes that never had a license plate. Ever. How did he get away with this?

Last night, thousands of people began lining up outside of Apple stores all over the world -- all hoping to get their hands on the new Apple iPhone 4S.

The author and publishing company for Steve Jobs' biography have sold the rights to a Steve Jobs movie to Sony for $1 million. After production, the publisher will receive another $3 million.

Since the news that Steve Jobs passed away this past Wednesday, the reaction from the world has been nothing short of incredible. Mere hours after I heard about it, I received a tearful phone call from my cousin at college, who talked of a 500-person candlelight vigil on campus. There were post-it notes with "Thank You Steve" plastered all over the Apple Store.

Apple confirmed that today, October 5th of 2011, Steve Jobs has passed away at the age of 56. Since Steve announced his retirement as Apple's CEO about two months ago, there has been widespread speculation about his failing health. Rest in peace, Steve. You definitely left the world better and more interesting than when you found it.

The tech world exploded with rumors after former CBS news partner "What's Trending" mistakenly tweeted about Jobs' premature death. The tweet was deleted less than a minute after it had been posted, but the damage had already been done.

Today, a tweet from the CBS News account "What's Trending" set off an internet panic -- they tweeted that Steve Jobs had passed away. Though the tweet was deleted from the account moments later, the internet is still in a panic. CBS has apologized, calling the news "completely unconfirmed".