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CNBC's Mandy Drury shares "The Apple Tree of Life" to commemorate all of Steve Jobs' product creations. Also, John Abell, Wired.com New York bureau chief weighs in on Apple's incredible reach.

Discussing how Steve Jobs turned great design into one of the world's most iconic brands, with Jez Frampton, Interbrands CEO; Guy Kawasaki, Garage Technology Ventures founder, and Bob Safien, Fast Company.

Steve Wozniak, Apple co-founder joins CNBC's Melissa Francis and Tyler Mathisen to remember Steve Jobs.

Steve Jobs was undoubtably one of the biggest visionaries of our time and discussing just how big Jobs' legacy could be, with Lance Ulanoff, Mashable; Steven Levy, Wired Magazine; and Brian Cooley, CNET.com.

"I was fortunate to be by Jobs' side and see how did what he did," says John Sculley, former Apple CEO.

"Now is absolutely the right time to invest in Africa. We are talking about price-earning ratios in the low single digits in some cases. There are some very attractive opportunities across a wide range of countries," Graham Stock, chief strategist at Insparo Asset Management, told CNBC.

Mike Abramsky, RBC Capital Markets, discusses the potential winners and losers on Apple's iPhone 5 announcement.

Keith Woolcock, director of research firm 5th Column Ideas, joined CNBC to discuss the new iPhone launch.

Apple is widely expected to unveil its iPhone 5 tomorrow, but will the company be able to meet what could be soaring demand for the device? CNBC's Jon Fortt; Daniel Ernst, Hudson Square Research; and Jason Maynard, Wells Fargo Securities, discuss.

CNBC's Kayla Tausche has the details and a look at how the big name restaurant stocks are faring today.

Eric Schmidt, Google executive chairman, responds to allegations about whether Google is a monopoly and how regulatory oversight impacts the company's acquisitions. He also shares insight on how global economic weakness has affected the tech powerhouse.

Koray Ozturkler, deputy CEO of Turkcell, joined CNBC to discuss the Turkish telecom sector's rapid expansion on the back of strong economic growth.

Neale Anderson, Telecom & Media Analyst, Asia-Pacific at HSBC belives that there's one catalyst that may boost North Asian telcos and that's the move to end analogue broadcasting in the region.

Discussing what the BlackBerry maker can do to turn the company around, with Ted Schadler, Forrester Research principal analyst, and CNBC's Brian Shactman and Herb Greenberg.

"The headline results look uninspiring, but actually there are some positive signs," Kevin Smithen, senior telecom analyst at Macquarie Research, told CNBC, referring to Canadian mobile phone maker, Research in Motion (Rim).

CNBC's Jon Fortt reports an update from Chegg.com, a company that rents textbooks to students at a fraction of what it costs to buy them.

CNBC's Jon Fortt breaks down the Q2 earning for RIM, and Alex Guana, JMP Securities analyst shares insight into the results.

Hedge Fund manager Philip Falcone, Harbinger Capital Partners founder, has invested $2.9B in the startup company, Lightsquared. CNBC's Maria Bartiromo speaks with Falcone regarding his plans to build wireless broadband.

Making a case for the best plays in the tech sector, with Roger Kay, Endpoint Technologies Associates, and Ashok Kumar, Rodman & Renshaw senior technology analyst.