A two-minute animated video introduces the legendary life of Jobs.

Steve Jobs, the founder and president of Apple Inc., announced last Wednesday that he would resign from his position in the company. This short film reviews his previous career and life.

The story begins with Steve Jobs studying LSD and receiving spiritual inspiration from it, an experience described by Jobs as "one of the 2 or 3 most important things I've ever experienced." Wow, look at those colors. Hey, I came up with a good company logo.

Later, Jobs and Steve Wozniak founded Apple, along with a third partner who cashed out his stocks too early, so we don't have to bother designing a cartoon image for him. In 1984, Jobs unveiled the Macintosh computer, which became a complete revolution in personal computing.

But good times didn't last long. John Sculley - the executive director Jobs poached from Pepsi - kicked Jobs out of the company he founded.

Jobs wanted to get revenge by starting another company - Pixar. He created "Toy Story" and sold this animation company to Disney, making a huge profit.

Jobs eventually returned to Apple, defeated his old rival Bill Gates, and became a legend in the tech industry. Jobs was later diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and needed a pancreatic transplant.

Apple is now facing threats from Google's Android. Fortunately, Jobs can pass the baton to current CEO Tim Cook.