Mon, Jan 26th, 2009 |
Update: A Valley source tells us this is wrong. "He was in Apple meetings today, as a matter of fact. Valleywag is 100 percent wrong."
Earlier: Apple CEO Steve Jobs "checked into Stanford Hospital over the weekend and was scheduled for surgery this morning," Valleywag's Owen Thomas reports, citing an unnamed source.
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