After Jobs's Death, He Still Received 141 Patents: Inventors Were Hard To Look At.

Beijing time on the morning of November 29th, according to "MIT Technology Review" said, although Apple Corp co-founder Steve Jobs (Steve Jobs) has passed away for over three years, but until today, there are still new patents attributed to him.

The MIT technology review points out that up to now, 458 patents have been awarded to Jobs, of which nearly 1/3 are awarded after the death of him in October 2011, or 141, which is more than the number of patents that most inventors spend their entire lives. MIT's Technology Review says Jobs's patent documents record the history of Apple Corp's coming.

Jobs submitted his first patent application in 1980, which was approved in 1983. The name of the patent is Personal Computer, which has become a household product design. Among the latest patents, one is the landmark glass cube design of the flagship store of Fifth Avenue, Apple Corp, which was released in August this year. Award .

What is even more surprising is that up to now, new patents are still being submitted under the name of Jobs as inventor.

The MIT Technology Review wrote, "some of these patents provide a window to spy on their personal interests, such as the 260 foot long super yacht Venus, which he commissioned to produce and help. In March of this year, Savant Systems, a Cape Cod company, also listed Jobs as a "haired man" in a patent application, which covered the idea of using a tablet computer like iPad to control a seagoing ship.

Although Jobs is so prolific, patent Florian FOSS Patents writer (Florian Mller) still thinks whether he can be regarded as one of the greatest inventors in history is controversial, because many patents in her name are related to design rather than technology.

"Haunted Empire, Apple After Steve Jobs" (Haunted Empire: Apple Corp behind Steve Jobs), which was criticized by Apple Corp CEO Tim Cook (Tim Cook) as "nonsense", Iwatani Ukari (Yukari Iwatani) also pointed out that in many patent applications Jobs's name is often listed with dozens of other inventors. But iPad user interface. developer Tim Wasko (Tim Wasko) pointed out that Jobs's feedback, comments and suggestions on these patents "made him worthy of being named as one of the patent inventors".

Recently, Universal Pictures has taken the right to shoot Jobs's biography movies from SONY pictures. Earlier, it was reported that Leonardo Dicaprio (Leonardo DiCaprio) would play the role of Jobs, followed by rumors that it was Ghristian Bale (Christian Bale), but Now It seems that Michael Fassbinder (Michael Fassbender) is expected to starring, and Jobs (Natalie Portman Portman) will play Jobs's daughter Lisa Brennan Jobs (Lissa Brennan-Jobs).