Top 5, Oct. 6, 2011: R.I.P. Steve Jobs

Steve Jobs dies, the web mourns
Mashable's roundup of remembering
How Jobs made the nerd cool
Under Jobs, Apple shaped our cultural psyche
Without Jobs, Apple could lose lead
Analyst: 'It was Jobs' Apple, not Apple's Jobs'
NYTimes takes submissions of tributes
Project highlights how Jobs put the personal into personal computer
Obama, Gates, Zuckerberg on Jobs' death
Obama: Apple leader 'among the greatest of American innovators'

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