Tributes to Steve Jobs outside Apple's California headquarters took many forms, but mourners were united in their admiration.<br/> SOUNDBITE: Robert Scoble, business tech writer, saying (English):<br/> "Everything he's done for the past few years has rippled through the industry."<br/> SOUNDBITE: David McConnell, Apple employee, saying (English):<br/> "He's a visionary, unquestionably. I think he led the world, probably, in computers, the iPhone, everything. It's truly amazing what he did."<br/> Apple fans began laying floral tributes and cards outside the firm's HQ late into the night after the news broke of Jobs' death at the age of 56.<br/> The firm's co-founder had fought a long battle against cancer and other health problems.<br/> SOUNDBITE: Parth Dhebar saying (English):<br/> "Steve Jobs said that he wants to make a dent in the universe and I think he clearly did that."<br/> SOUNDBITE: Beth Johnson saying (English):<br/> "It's just kind of devastating because his vision is really what made Apple."<br/> SOUNDBITE: Adam Lowe saying (English):<br/> "I'm here with my iPhone, obviously, and you know, just this one device actually was quite a life-changer for me, just in how I did everything. So yes, I think they're going to lose a lot with his passing."<br/> Apple said Jobs' wife and immediate family were with him when he died.<br/> No other details were immediately available.<br/> Paul Chapman, Reuters
