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Edward Norton
Norton needs a comeback, Oscar-worthy role, and with a little hair dye he could really look the part. Norton is totally smart and method, too, so he would probably get into character by inventing some type of computer of his own.
James Franco
Franco has surprised the world several times now as an honestly good actor. With the 'stach he also resembles a young Jobs. If he's not chosen for the part, then maybe instead he can write a book, film a short, paint a picture, create a mixed-media project and then dress up like a female version of Jobs in honorarium.
John Krasinki
Krasinski would show the softer side of Jobs.
