Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg included in the list.
Former CEO of Apple, Steve Jobs, entered the ranks of the greatest inventors in history. Jobs came in second place or under Thomas Edison. Reported by Mashable , Sunday, January 29, 2012, according to a survey conducted Lemelson-MIT Invention Index, Thomas Edison was in the first position, which stood at 52 per cent of respondents. While in the second place achieved by Steve Jobs (24 percent).
The third ranked filled by Alexander Graham Bell (10 percent). In the next position, each occupied by a Marie Curie (5 percent), Mark Zuckerberg (3 percent), Amelia Earhart (3 percent), and Temple Grandin (2 percent). A survey of 1010 Americans aged 16-25 years This, also found that about 40 percent of respondents claimed not to be able to imagine life without a smartphone or tablet. "Obviously it makes Steve Jobs on the list of the most influential inventors in the world," said Leigh Estabrooks, Education Officer of MIT. viva
