Reports by some avid and sharp-eyed bloggers have speculated that Steve Jobs made an appearance at the 82nd Academy Awards on Sunday evening. The Apple CEO was there, apparently, not in his popular turtleneck, but a designer tux.

After having recently confirmed that Apple’s newly-unveiled iPad tablet device lacking Abode Flash support, CEO Steve Jobs is apparently on an Abode-bashing spree – insisting that the Flash technology is heading in the direction of becoming obsolete, and reportedly comparing it to old data ports, floppy drives, and even the compact discs!

After the grand unveiling of the iPad, which runs on the same OS as the iPhone, CEO of Apple, Steve Jobs is busy making rounds and appearances at various media houses across US. During a recent trip to The Wall Street Journal office, Mr. Jobs held Flash responsible for hogging of resources of CPU, security holes and also termed it as being the reason for the crashing Macs.

As per the information revealed by the New York Times, the well-known Apple CEO Steve Jobs will give the world a peek into his distinctively ‘private’ life by the way of his biography, which will be penned by Walter Isaacson, the ex-CEO of CNN and the ex-editor of Time Magazine.

At a time when most retailers are cutting back expenditure, the Walt Disney Company is putting into action aggressive plans to overall its shopping mall - under the guidance of the Apple retailing team led by CEO Steve Jobs.

The last week unveiling of the new iPod Nanos, by Apple CEO Steve Jobs in San Francisco, clearly revealed that the essentially music-centric devices have become more impressive with the addition of new features that now enable it to show movies, TV shows, and pictures!

According to a recent report in The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), the Apple CEO Steve Jobs - who has returned to office in June, after a liver transplant and medical leave for six months - has, of late, been focusing his attention on Apple's much-rumored tablet device.

San Francisco  - Apple shares fell almost 2 per cent Monday after a weekend report in The Wall Street Journal revealed that Steve Jobs, the company's iconic founder, visionary and chief executive, had undergone a liver transplant some two months ago in Tennessee.

Steve Jobs, the chief executive of Apple Inc, has undergone a liver transplant during his medical leave two months ago and is expected to return to work sometime later this month reported the Wall Street Journal.

According to The Wall Street Journal report, despite the fact that Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs has been away from the company from over three months, on medical grounds, he is still very much at the helm of the company's affairs.