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The death of an iCon

 

Regent street is in a somber mood this morning, still recouping after yesterday’s news that Steve Jobs had died.

To the man who gave us the very device that I am writing this, and probably the device most of you are reading this I give our thanks. Your innovation and vision will be missed.

It’s clear by the reaction in the press, on the street, at the stores and online that the man that was the “i” in all his products ment a great deal to the world he influenced so heavily. So thanks Steve, thanks for thinking different. If it wasn’t for you we would just have smaller, quicker versions of the Nokia 5210.

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