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It's still eight months away, but Steve Jobs's has gotten a new title. Previously a moniker reportedly picked by Simon & Schuster's PR folks, the Walter Isaacson-penned tome will now simply be called . Simple, classic, and iconic--just like the man and his products. While the title change is being attributed to Isaacson and his family, we find it more than possible that the name was altered to prevent .

(Reuters)

Walter Shimoon, a senior director at components firm Flextronics International, pleaded guilty to charges that . Shimoon could serve up to 30 years in prison, where the closest he's likely to get to Apple is probably reading Steve Jobs's biography in the library.

(Trademarkia)