Tech Insider reporter Alex Heath has seen Danny Boyle's new movie about "Steve Jobs" twice already, and he loves it. The film may be well done, but it also takes a few liberties with the late ...

This gives the film's first half hour a grainy, pre-digital-age feel. Meanwhile, the scenes from 1988 are shot in a slightly crisper 35mm. The final part of "Steve Jobs," which takes place in 1998 ...