Jobs: next iPhone will be Steve’s ‘legacy device’

The death of Steve Jobs continues to dominate media headlines. Here are five of the best stories

Steve Jobs Time magazine

FOUR YEARS' WORTH OF NEW PRODUCTSBefore he died, Steve Jobs told colleagues he had left Apple with at least four years' worth of new products. The Times quotes industry insiders who say the next iPhone, due out late 2012 or early 2013, will be a game-changing "legacy device". There is also speculation that Jobs set in motion plans for television - "one of the few media industries that he had yet to transform."

BIOGRAPHY DATE BROUGHT FORWARDPublication of the biography Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson - the first to be written with Jobs's cooperation - has been pulled forward to October 24. A huge increase in pre-orders has sent the book to the top of the Amazon bestseller list. Jobs was notoriously private. Asked why he agreed to do the biography, he told Isaacson: "I wanted my children to know me". APPLE STORE LOOTED IN ARKANSASWhile Apple stores across the world were mobbed by fans of the brand and its creator, one branch was looted. It happened on Wednesday night, shortly after his death was announced, in Little Rock, Arkansas, home town of former President Bill Clinton. Two men smashed the front window and made off with two dozen iPhones, as well as iPads and laptops.

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