A few days ago an American had a rather interesting exchange of lines, possibly with Steve Jobs via e-mails, so interesting that he sold the conversation to the BGR to make it public. Immediately after the publication of the conversation, Apple's PR department notified CNN and Engadget that those emails were false and actually Steve Jobs didn't answer any of them. Yesterday, BGR published the original headers of the emails collected directly from the gmail account of the person who had a conversation with Steve Jobs, and accuses Apple's PR department of lying about the authenticity of the emails.
BGR claims that if Steve Jobs did not respond to those e-mails, then probably someone else responded in his place using his official e-mail address. To be honest, this whole thing is starting to become a soap opera, you can find the entire article from BGR here.
