A bipolar genius, a sensitive spirit

After I bought a kindle months ago, I've been reading some fictions at bedtime. Two months later, I found this biography which I had known for a while. So I stopped reading other books, such as Asimov's Foundation in Chinese (it is the third time I read), Darwin's Descent of Man (too bored to read at bedtime), and Uncle Tom's Cabinet (still in the beginning).
I think I admire Jobs somehow although I never admit. I like the simplicity in Apple products, but I also like open source software rather than the end-to-end packages. I like their design and functionality, but I don't like the fact that most Apple products are consumer electronics. And I feel the products are good to play with, but not worthy their prices. Anyway, I still think Jobs is a very special entrepreneur instead of a pure businessman.
I got known him better after reading his biography. I never knew that he was so emotional to cry before his colleagues, so bossy to insult people, and so shameless to claim other's idea as his. He was a human being with so many flaws. Yet he accomplished a lot and became an icon. That's something really fascinating.
It was the first non-scientific book written in English I've ever read. It took me about forty hours. I spent several minutes to one hour on it before I fell asleep. I had to say I enjoyed it.