Bill Gates “the founder of Microsoft” was interviewed by Charlie Rose on this week’s edition of 60 minutes, in the interview he talks about his relationship with Steve Jobs and their final conversation before Jobs passed away in 2011.

Gates grew emotional as he recalled visiting Jobs just before his death. The billionaire welled up as he described their last conversation, which he described as “forward-looking.”

“He showed me the boat he was working on,” said Gates, “and talked about how he’s looking forward to being on it, even though we both knew there was a good chance that wouldn’t happen.”

After the break you find a “60 Minutes Overtime” follow-up interview of Charlie Rose talking about Gates and Jobs, interspersed with Jobs-related clips from the Gates interview. You can also watch the full segment of Rose interviewing Gates is also available. » Emotional Bill Gates Talks About Steve Jobs on “60 Minutes”

Funny Or Die’s Steve Jobs movie “iSteve” has now been released online. The movie stars Justin Long as Steve Jobs and Lost‘s Jorge Garcia as Steve Wozniak. This movie made by the humor site FunnyOrDie.com, runs nearly 80 minutes long and is the longest video produced by them. Please don’t take it to serious since it is made by a humor site and the film was written in three days and filmed in five. » iSteve: Funny or Die’s Steve Jobs Movie Now Available Online

AppleInsider reports that “a 14-page preview of the eponymous Steve Jobs manga was posted to the Web on Monday, with the first panels giving a look at how author Mari Yamazaki plans to to tell the tale of the late Apple co-founder“. The manga was posted in the April issue of the company’s Kiss magazine, which is a publication targeting the young adult to adult female demographic. » First Chapter Of ‘Official’ Jobs Biographic Manga Goes On Sale In Japan

The New York Times reports that the comedy website famous for its short video clips “Funny or Die” had made its own Jobs movie, called “iSteve” and planned to unveil it online on April 15. Justin Long will portray Jobs, who also played as ‘Mac’ in the Mac vs. PC ad campaign that Apple ran for a number of years. » Funny or Die Makes a Steve Jobs Movie, To Be Released April 15

According to The Hollywood Reporter Ashton Kutcher’s Jobs has reportedly been delayed for an undetermined amount of time so distributors could have more time to market the movie. The film had a planned release of April 19 after it was screened at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year. » Release of Ashton Kutcher’s “Jobs” Delayed

Yesterday would have been Steve Jobs 58th birthday, who raised the bar when it came to keynote presentations. In his astonishing key notes he educates, motivates and entertains while announcing amazing new products. However there were also a lot of funny moments in his famous “One More Thing” keynotes. Check out Steve Jobs’ funniest moments after the break. » Steve Jobs Funniest Moments [video]

According to an email Wozniak sent to Gizmodo, the interaction between Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak shown in the first scene to be released from the biopic JOBS is “totally wrong”.

“Totally wrong. Personalities and where the ideas of computers affecting society did not come from Jobs. They inspired me and were widely spoken at the Homebrew Computer Club. Steve came back from Oregon and came to a club meeting and didn’t start talking about this great social impact. His idea was to make a $20 PC board and sell it for $40 to help people at the club build the computer I’d given away … Our relationship was so different than what was portrayed. I’m embarrassed but if the movie is fun and entertaining, all the better. Anyone who reads my book iWoz can get a clearer picture.” » JOBS Movie Clip Is “Totally Wrong” According To Steve Wozniak