Steve Jobs is an inspiration for us at Pulse2. Pulse2 heavily depends on the Apple ecosystem. A lot of the revenue we generate is from apps that are selling on the Apple App Store. Steve Paul Jobs passed away yesterday, but his legacy lives on. Millions of people have tuned in to videos of Jobs doing presentations of Apple’s new products and his commencement speech at Stanford. Jobs has been admired for his persuasion and salesmanship skills coined as the term “reality distortion field.” We have compiled a list of some of Jobs’ most memorable videos below starting with his famous commencement speech at Stanford:

A brickfilm is when you have LEGO toys and a camera to make a stop-motion film. One of the most popular types of brickfilms are music videos. Geeks that know how to create brickfilms often try to emulate the music videos of the actual artist. Below are some examples. (Note: If the video doesn’t appear immediately, hit refresh)

“Being the richest man in the cemetery doesn’t matter to me,” he says. “Going to bed at night saying we’ve done something wonderful . . . that’s what matters to me,” said Steve Jobs in an interview with the Wall Street Journal from over a decade ago. Steve Jobs was never driven by money. He was driven by innovation and changing the world. The Apple Inc. board of directors announced that Steve Jobs has passed away today. They have asked people to e-mail “thoughts, memories, and condolences” to rememberingsteve@apple.com.

Dogs have been living with humans for over 15,000 years. People that have a dog tend to really love their pet. These iPhone applications help you take care of your dog:

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) has announced the iPhone 4S. The iPhone 4S has a dual-core A5 processor. It also has a camera with full 1080p HD resolution video recording. The iPhone 4S will also have Siri built in.

Federated Media Publishing is a media and publishing company that connects brand marketers with content publishers. Federated Media was founded by John Battelle, one of the original founders of Wired Magazine. Federated Media has acquired Lijit Networks, an online advertising provider and analytics company.

Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) has officially announced the end of the Zune. According to a support article on the Microsoft page:

Michael Arrington has poached MG Siegler from AOL, Inc. (NYSE:AOL). Siegler was brought into AOL through the acquisition of TechCrunch, a tech blog founded by Arrington. TechCrunch was sold to AOL for roughly $25-$30 million. AOL is also an investor in CrunchFund. Siegler will become a general partner at CrunchFund. Siegler has been approached by numerous VC companies and other writing gigs since he became a top editor at TechCrunch. [Uncrunched]