Being a mac since I was 8 and watching nearly every Steve Jobs announcement since then, it was hard hearing the news of his passing. I think, in my opinion, my dad described it best when he said that it was almost like even though you didn't know him, it was like losing someone you knew that was close to you. Someone you would invite over to your house, have a conversation with, etc. The world has lost a true pioneer in the field of technology and there will never be another Steve Jobs and I know he built Apple to last and I hope they keep his magic. Being a disney nut, I can safely say that Apple was the "disney" of the tech world, because every time I booted up my Mac or went to an Apple store, there was a sort of magic that I felt and that magic stemmed from the genius that was Steve Jobs. Regardless of whether I win this free iPhone or not, I have been waiting to get rid of my Droid X for the longest time and will gladly pay any price for the iPhone 4s, which may have possibly the last thing Steve did oversee/had his input on it. I can't wait to get my hands on the iPhone 4S. 4Steve. There will never be anyone out there who did the things you did, nor would I want there to be. Thanks for all the memories you made for all of us in your keynotes, from the jabs at the competition to the "one more thing," and finally thanks for all the memories you have helped us build using the devices you helped create from movies on iMovie to scrapbooks on iPhoto to creating a machine that just worked when I needed to write that last minute paper for genetics. You will be truly missed and Apple keynotes just aren't the same without you. RIP Steve.