Previewed at WWDC, launching in the fall.
Steve Jobs Back at Work at Apple
CNBC reports that Steve Jobs has indeed returned to work at Apple today. His return had been suggested as he was attributed a quote for Apple's press release today about the iPhone 3GS sales. Jim Goldman of CNBC, however, is able to confirm his presence on Apple's campus according to multiple employees.
Meantime, we still await official word from Apple, but employees are confirming this. The news is solid. Jobs is back in the house, at least for today.
This would fulfill his original promise to return to Apple in June, but with the recent report about his medical condition he may only be back in a limited fashion.[ 183 comments ]
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