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Apple Stores around the world become shrines to Jobs

It started early in San Francisco, where what was a few flowers within an hour of the news of Steve Jobs’ death became a crowd outside of a downtown Apple Store. Fans wrote post-it notes of thanks, stuck them to the glass, then silently took it all in by candlelight. Soon enough, makeshift memorials were popping up in Tokyo, Beijing, Paris, London and New York City.

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