Since Steve Jobs died and stopped using Apple's lawyers to protect his ego the following has happened:
1. Jobs' policy, instated the day he took over as CEO and lasting until the day of his death, of no charitable donations has been reversed. Tim Cook has already donated 100M of Apple's money to help build a children's hospital.
2. Jobs' policy of laying claim to overly broad design ideas (you can't patent minimalism people, the idea has been around for centuries) and waging all out legal war is coming to an end.
3. Jobs' policy of ignoring the labor conditions* in the factories which make the products they sell (with obscene profit margins) has ended, and factory conditions are set to improve dramatically in the short term.
I doubt the history books are going to remember Jobs kindly. He was a 21st century robber baron, nothing more. Having made nice products doesn't change the fact that he was scum and was fine with building his company on the backs of thousands of exploited Chinese factory workers, much like the railroad magnates of the 19th century did.
I honestly don't see how anyone could honestly like the man given his track record of truly awful behavior. Even his official biographer described him as a man who would "do anything to get his way."
*Jobs claimed Apple performed audits of the factories regularly, though the first time a third party audited they found 50 serious violations in about a week. What exactly did Jobs' audits do? Either the audits were so cursory as to be totally ineffective, a move to placate consumers without actually intending to affect change. Or they never happened at all, a move to placate consumers without actually intending to affect change. Or Jobs consistently ignored the conditions exposed in the audits, a move to placate consumers without actually intending to affect change.
My guess is they either didn't happen or Jobs simply ignored the results. It would be totally consistent with his policy of "do whatever I please whenever I please," like how he loved to park in handicapped spots (seriously, he was notorious for it even before he had cancer).