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Steve Jobs ill fake

on Saturday, August 27, 2011
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Steve Jobs ill fake
Steve Jobs ill fake. A picture of former Apple CEO Steve Jobs recently hit the web showing him in a gravely ill state. However, researchers studied the image and say there are signs that it was altered to make Jobs look more frail.
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