Bangalore: Apple CEO Steve Jobs authorized biography written by Walter Isaacson is reportedly all set to release before time on Nov.21, 2011, The original date of its release was 2012 reveals Apple Insider.
Bookseller Barnes & Noble has preponed the publication date for the title to November and unfolded the new cover, which portrays an icoconic black-and-white photograph of Steve Jobs.
However, Apple's iBooks and the hardcover version from Amazon still list the book's release date as March 6, 2012.
According to publisher Simon & Schuster's description of the book, Jobs has not restricted over what was written nor did he permit the right to read it before it was published. He has put nothing out of bounds and instead inspired the people he knew to speak honestly even foes, former girlfriends, and colleagues he had once fired or infuriated.
Steve Jobs personality and products were interrelated, just as Apple's hardware and software tended to be, part of an integrated system. Jobs story is informative and exemplary, modified with lessons about innovation, character, leadership, and values.
"iSteve: The Book of Jobs," was the books original title but after Isaacson's wife and daughter said it was "too cutesy." the title was converted into a "simpler and more elegant" title. Isaacson has written biographies on Benjamin Franklin and Albert Einstein.
Reports from The New York Times revealed the project last year, Steve Jobs may have "more of an interest in regulating his inheritance" after recent health struggles. Recently, he has survived pancreatic cancer, undergone a liver transplant and tried hard to maintain his weight. The CEO is currently on a medical leave, though he continues to involve in strategic decisions for the company.
Bookseller Barnes & Noble has preponed the publication date for the title to November and unfolded the new cover, which portrays an icoconic black-and-white photograph of Steve Jobs.
However, Apple's iBooks and the hardcover version from Amazon still list the book's release date as March 6, 2012.
According to publisher Simon & Schuster's description of the book, Jobs has not restricted over what was written nor did he permit the right to read it before it was published. He has put nothing out of bounds and instead inspired the people he knew to speak honestly even foes, former girlfriends, and colleagues he had once fired or infuriated.
Steve Jobs personality and products were interrelated, just as Apple's hardware and software tended to be, part of an integrated system. Jobs story is informative and exemplary, modified with lessons about innovation, character, leadership, and values.
"iSteve: The Book of Jobs," was the books original title but after Isaacson's wife and daughter said it was "too cutesy." the title was converted into a "simpler and more elegant" title. Isaacson has written biographies on Benjamin Franklin and Albert Einstein.
Reports from The New York Times revealed the project last year, Steve Jobs may have "more of an interest in regulating his inheritance" after recent health struggles. Recently, he has survived pancreatic cancer, undergone a liver transplant and tried hard to maintain his weight. The CEO is currently on a medical leave, though he continues to involve in strategic decisions for the company.