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	Steve Jobs Wasn't Keen On Using White For His Products
	Apple has been making all of its products white since 2001. But according to Leander Kahne, the author of "Jony Ive, The Genius Behind Apple's Greatest Products", it nearly didn't turn out that way. When Apple's designers were presenting products to...
	Here's The Speech That Inspired Ashton Kutcher To Play Steve Jobs [VIDEO]
	Despite playing the lead in the movie based on the Apple CEO's life, Kutcher never actually met Jobs. However, the actor did reveal to Esquire about what made him decide to take on the role in the first place. As it turns out, it all started with ...
	The Perfect Side Jobs For Superheroes When They Are Not Busy Saving The World
	Superheroes have a tough job. They deal with bad guys, and have bad PR sometimes, and they don't get paid for it. So how do they make a living? Illustrator Chow Hon Lam imagined other jobs for them and they are hilarious! You can see more of Chow Ho...
	10 Jobs Parents Don't Really Understand
	The rise of the digital shift has made jobs very different from, say, a decade ago. A recent global survey of 16,000 adults by LinkedIn found that one out of three parents had a hard time understanding what their child does for a living. 2/3 of the ...
	John Sculley Speaks Out About Ousting Steve Jobs (Video)
	Is it a tad bit late for John Sculley to start talking about Steve Jobs? He ran Apple for 10 years, but he's more commonly known as the guy that fired Steve Jobs from Apple. But according to Sculley, that's not exactly what happened. He said thi...
	Josh Gad Loses 30 Pounds After Playing Steve Wozniak in "Jobs"
	Just like when and how Jonah Hill first burst into the scene, actor Josh Gad is used to playing the overweight, funny guy on NBC's '1600 Penn', which was recently canceled. He's also been in a bunch of films ranging from "Love & Other Drugs" to ...
	Scientists Have More Dangerous Jobs Than You
	Scientists are those intelligent people who dish out things you're delighted to learn about every other day, but we don't really think of the risks they take when they're putting theories and ideas into a series of experiments and lengthy research. ...