Sigh.
While I accept that Mr Jobs was an extraordinarily creative, brilliant and gifted individual, who had a major influence on computers, tech design, how music is marketed, sold and consumed, and, arising from that, transforming the world of online communication - any post - or article - which uses - or used - the pronoun 'he' (in the absence of an accompanying name, as if to suggest that the individual is of such importance so as to not need the identifying label of a name, that the pronoun alone suffices, as who 'he' is, is clearly self-evident, in a way that might even call for the pronoun 'he' to be rendered in capital letters) in such a tone of muted reverence gives me pause.
Candidly, I am rather uncomfortable with ascribing such elevated demi-divine status to any human being.