Fortune reports that Walter Isaacson's acclaimed biography on Steve Jobs may still, in fact, be unfinished. Isaacson suggests that his book could be expanded to include extensive annotations, or an addendum to fill in the story with additional details and document the last month of Jobs' life that Isaacson was unable to document, as his final interview with Jobs was conducted only one short month before Jobs passed away. "It's not the final draft," Issacson said of the book. (Thanks Mac Rumors)

One other interesting tidbit: Steve Jobs was named Barbara Walters' Most Fascinating Person of 2011. It would seem an obvious pick, if not for Walters' rule that those on her "Most Fascinating" list be living persons. She freely struck down the rule in favor of Jobs' rank atop the list. This may be little consolation for those who hoped to see him on the cover of TIME magazine as Person of the Year, but it's nice to know that there are still some people who recognize his impact on the news of 2011.