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Steve Jobs Day

Launched by digital advertising agency Studiocom, Steve Jobs Day is in celebration of the greatness that Jobs achieved during his lifetime. People worldwide are encouraged to dress like Steve Jobs (black turtleneck, jeans, glasses) and send in pictures as a tribute to Jobs himself.

Steve Jobs Day coincides with the official release of the new iPhone 4S, October 14, 2011.

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