The Steve Jobs biopic titled "jOBS" is set to open in theaters on April 19.

A Forbes contributor says Apple should dump Tim Cook and make Jony Ive Apple CEO. Not so fast.

Ashton Kutcher, who plays Steve Jobs in "jOBS" will help open Macworld 2013.

We can thank a dinner meeting that featured a beet salad for many of the features we use today on the iTunes Music service.

Five new Apple patents were published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

IDEO founder David Kelley is the subject of a profile in this week's "60 Minutes." Interestingly, the profile is nearly as much about Steve Jobs as it is about Kelley himself.

Apple is now 36 years old. Here are some of the events we remember most.

Ashton Kutcher and company have finally secured a theatrical release date for their Steve Jobs biopic titled "jOBS."

Appropriate commemoration or just plain creepy? Steve Jobs figure debuts.

Here are some of the stories making news during the week that was.

Apple just lost a key iPhone patent.

Tim Cook sits down with Brian Williams to discuss all things Apple.

Apple won five patents this week covering the design of the iPhone 4, iPad, and some well-known accessories

Should Apple forever control Steve Jobs' image?

Steve | Arcade launches Oct. 31 in a battle between fruits and doors.

The Apple website has just been updated with a timely tribute to Jobs' memory.

It's hard to believe that one year ago, Steve Jobs left this world. In celebration of Jobs' life, we've gathered a few videos that will surely put a smile, if not a tear, on your face. Enjoy!

New photos have leaked showing actor Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs.

Tim Cook appears much more willing to build an improved Apple TV set-top box than to create an actual television. Good or bad?

Steve Jobs' family home in Palo Alto, Calif. was burglarized last month with over $60,000 in property stolen.

A great innovator of modern-day technology has now been honored alongside other timeless visionaries.

Apple never "cracked the code" on social. The reason? According to Steve Jobs, it's because Facebook "got it licked."

"Too controversial" Steve Jobs interview now available in iTunes.

When will the post-Steve Jobs management exodus end?