The US Patent and Trademark Office last week launched a special Steve Jobs exhibit at its museum, located in Alexandria, Virginia. The display involves 30 iPhone-shaped panels, which — with the exception for a description of the exhibit and some photos — predominantly feature the front pages of patents and trademarks bearing Jobs’ name. Throughout his life, Jobs was credited as an inventor or co-inventor on over 300 such documents. As Apple CEO he was famous for micromanaging the details of many products, explaining his USPTO footprint…
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USPTO museum hosts special Steve Jobs exhibit
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