What's NeXT for Apple now Jobs has gone? -  The messiah of the
Apple cargo cult has walked away from his role as Apple's CEO
after suffering from a bad case of perspective, as we reported
at midnight.  Steve Jobs is probably the first person in Apple's
history to suddenly wake up one morning and realise that there
are better things in life than shiny toys. In Steve's case there
is his health.   In a letter to the Board, Jobs said that he had
always said if there ever came a day when he could no longer
meet his duties and expectations as Apple's CEO, he would be the
first to let them know. "Unfortunately, that day has come. I
hereby resign as CEO of Apple. I would like to serve, if the
Board sees fit, as Chairman of the Board, director and Apple
employee," he said.  With the news that he has pushed forward
the publication of his autobiography there are some fears that
Jobs might be getting very sick.  Jobs co-founded Apple 35 years
ago with his school chum Steve Wozniak after dropping out of
Reed College. The