> If Steve Jobs was still alive, would he keep churning out industry-changers If he were alive and well, I think so. With the exception of iPad (which wasn't

> If Steve Jobs was still alive, would he keep churning out industry-changers If he were alive and well, I think so. With the exception of iPad (which wasn't subpar by industry standards but certainly signaled a descent into mediocrity for Apple, and which I would attribute to Jobs' slowly disengaging with the company due to his health issues), Jobs was on an unbelievable streak between his return in the late 90s and about 2009/2010. In the span of about 10 years, his company did several outstanding feats in holistic hardware/software design, and it can't be a coincidence that the man was then largely healthy and in command. I do think that would have probably continued until the mid to latter part of this decade had he continued in better health.