Apple marks 15 years since Steve Jobs' passing
October 5 marks 15 years since Steve Jobs died from pancreatic cancer. Apple continues to honor his legacy, maintaining a website where over a million people have shared remembrances. Traditionally, the company posts tributes and messages from its leadership on this anniversary, with the new CEO John Ternus expected to continue the practice this year. A new public tribute has not yet been posted.
- Steve Jobs died 15 years ago on October 5
- Apple maintains a tribute webpage for Jobs
- Over one million people have submitted remembrances
- Apple often posts anniversary tributes online
- John Ternus may release a tribute as the new Apple CEO
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- MacRumors Today Marks the 15th Anniversary of Steve Jobs' Death
- AppleInsider Remembering Steve Jobs, 15 years after his death
- 9to5Mac 15 years after his passing, nobody is ‘The Next Steve Jobs’
- Daring Fireball Ternus and Cook Tweet Brief Remembrances on the 15th Anniversary of Steve Jobs’s Death
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