The New York Times has the story:

Most of the mourners, almost all men, were quiet, holding iPhones and a couple of iPads. Most seemed to be reading on their phones, but a few waved them in the air, with Apple’s home page, showing simply a photo of Steve Jobs and the dates 1955-2011, filling the screen. Later they broke into groups, mostly talking about why they were upset, the legacy Mr. Jobs left and the way he and his products changed their lives.

Dave Black, 43, founder of Thingsly, a Web site for making connections between things, worked at Apple for 11 years until last January, first as an engineer and then in education marketing. He said: “I’m still scared to talk to the press after 11 years of indoctrination.”

[Photo by Denise Collier]