NEW YORK (AP) — Apple is holding a memorial service for Steve Jobs on Sunday at Stanford University.
Invitations
have gone out to Silicon Valley luminaries and other people close to
Jobs, The Wall Street Journal reported. Apple told the newspaper that
the evening event is private.
Calls The Associated Press made to Stanford on Saturday seeking details of the event were not returned.

Apple has said no public services are planned.
Jobs,
who co-founded Apple Inc. and was the mastermind behind popular gadgets
such as the iPhone and the iPad, died Oct. 5 at age 56 after struggling
for years with pancreatic cancer.
A small private funeral was
held a week ago, the Journal reported. Apple also is planning an event
Wednesday for employees at its headquarters in Cupertino, Calif. It’s
billed as a celebration of his life.
Meanwhile, California Gov. Jerry Brown issued a proclamation Saturday declaring Sunday as Steve Jobs Day
in California.
In
issuing the proclamation, the governor wrote that the products that
Jobs introduced "changed the way the entire world communicates."
Copyright 2011 The Associated Press.
NEW YORK (AP) — Apple is holding a memorial service for Steve Jobs on Sunday at Stanford University.
Invitations
have gone out to Silicon Valley luminaries and other people close to
Jobs, The Wall Street Journal reported. Apple told the newspaper that
the evening event is private.
Calls The Associated Press made to Stanford on Saturday seeking details of the event were not returned.

Apple has said no public services are planned.
Jobs,
who co-founded Apple Inc. and was the mastermind behind popular gadgets
such as the iPhone and the iPad, died Oct. 5 at age 56 after struggling
for years with pancreatic cancer.
A small private funeral was
held a week ago, the Journal reported. Apple also is planning an event
Wednesday for employees at its headquarters in Cupertino, Calif. It’s
billed as a celebration of his life.
Meanwhile, California Gov. Jerry Brown issued a proclamation Saturday declaring Sunday as Steve Jobs Day
in California.
In
issuing the proclamation, the governor wrote that the products that
Jobs introduced "changed the way the entire world communicates."
Copyright 2011 The Associated Press.