Tonight, 60 Minutes will feature a Steve Jobs special, highlighted by conversations with Jobs’ official biographer, Walter Isaacson. Tune in tonight at 7 p.m. EST. Here’s a preview:

Steve Jobs, co-founder and former CEO of Apple, has died according to numerous reports this evening.

Jobs had resigned from his post at the head of the company in August.

Steve Jobs showed up on stage for a few minutes today for one of his iconic Apple Keynotes today, where the company introduced the iCloud as well as new operating systems for the iPad and iPhone. Jobs, who’s been on medical leave, didn’t preside over most of the keynote as he has in the past, just speaking briefly at the introduction, instead letting Apple’s marketing head Phil Schiller do the honors. Schiller did a good job, but it wasn’t the same as the classic Jobs-in-a-black-turtleneck-and-jeans keynotes of yore.

Tech nerds and Apple fanboys…and well, okay, everyone with an iPhone or iPad or iPod…so in other words, everyone, will be drooling at the new features Apple unveiled today.