Just finished reading this book, and although I enjoyed it, the author was out of his depth technically, which sometimes annoyed, maybe a little lazy.

Some other reviews have not been so generous, but a lot of that bad feeling about this book I think stems from its honesty. To some people, Steve Jobs is beyond criticism.

For me, the book was much more “Steve Jobs : the human being” , rather than “Steve Jobs : the CEO/demigod.” , which is a really good thing.

I apologise for not referencing any of my comments here, but I’m writing on the iPad, and Safari lost my writing after switching to another page, so I didn’t want to risk it again.