The Steve Jobs biography released this week has stormed up the bestseller charts, both paper and digital, but a rather unexpected problem has affected some iBooks purchases of the in-depth bio by Walter Isaacson: glaring formatting errors with text and images, and ones that required Apple to email individuals advising them to delete and redownload the 656 page tome (at no extra charge).
The release of the biography, the first Jobs co-operated with, earlier this week triggered a fresh round of speculation as to what the Apple founder was working on before his death: clues in the text suggest an Apple HD television set.
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(Via MacWorld UK)
