The Fake Steve Jobs is...
...really, really funny.
A high-profile search for the identity of the blogger behind The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs is under way, with Valleywag and Business Week leading the charge. The site is full of satirical posts from Steve's point of view--or, at least, one who would be Steve--on just about anything. Fake Steve, a "benevolent dictator" according to his Blogger profile, plays "Dear Diary" with such topics as the iPhone development process, U2 lead singer "Bono's driving skills", or deeper thoughts like "Jesus didn't go to college either" (Jobs actually did attend Reed College, but didn't graduate.)
Silicon Valley types and Apple fans around the world have been laughing at Fake Steve for some time, but now pressure is mounting to figure out who is responsible for such hilarious parody of Jobs, Apple, and the technology industry in general. Valleywag thought it had its man when it called out Leander Kahney, Wired News managing editor and author of the Cult of Mac blog. But Kahney denied he was Fake Steve, setting off a fresh round of speculation.
Wired is involved somehow, as apparently Editor in Chief Evan Hansen is aware of the superhero's secret identity and the two sites have sponsorship deals, according to Business Week. But he's not talking. Fake Steve fans expect an announcement soon, as apparently the author or authors have secured a book deal.
Tom Krazit writes about the ever-expanding world of Internet search, including Google, Yahoo, online advertising, and portals, as well as the evolution of mobile computing. He has written about traditional PC companies, chip manufacturers, and mobile computers, spending the last three years covering Apple. E-mail Tom. 
everything? Fake Steve serves a useful purpose as is. There's no
need to know his (or her) identity.