Steve Jobs has announced he will step down as Apple CEO until the end of June, citing “more complex” health issues as the reason behind his leave of absence. He’s leaving Apple’s Chief Operating Officer, Tim Cook, in charge while he’s gone. So who is he?
Read on, and find out everything there is to know about Cook, the man now tasked with filling the biggest shoes in the tech industry.
UPDATE: Read Jobs’ full e-mail to Apple staff after the jump.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs is to step down from the head of the company due to ill health. He will take a medical leave of absence until the end of June.
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