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Thursday October 6, 2011 

By Jordan Robertson

 CUPERTINO, California --- Steve Jobs, who invented and sold many of the products thathave changed our everyday life---from the earliest personal computers to the iPod, iPhoneand iPad---has died. He was 56. 

We will always remember such a strong image of the hero’s own, that of a thin manalways in blue jeans, sports shoes, and a black mock turtleneck.

 “The world is really better because of Steve.”Jobs, who did not even finish his college, started Apple with a high school friend in1976 but was asked to be out ten years later. However, he returned back in 1997 to save the company. After Jobsmoved back to Apple, he grew it and turned it into one of the best companies in the world. 

Perhaps the most important is that Jobs in 2001 invented the iPod, which gave “1,000 songs in your pocket.” Itcame with white earphones and was easy to use with fingers, and quickly became fashionable. In 2007 appeared thetouch-screen iPhone, which changed cell-phones from just a telephone into a tool for much more: making money,editing photos, playing games, and getting on social network. Then, by 2011, Jobs introduced the iPad, a tablet-sized,all-touch computer that also got so popular.