Commemorative US Mint Steve Jobs coin sells out in just 11 minutes

The American Innovation $1 coin bearing a vague likeness of Steve Jobs went on sale from the U.S. Mint on Tuesday. It sold out in 11 minutes.

Malcolm Owen 1 month ago 9

Steve Jobs is getting a marked-up $1 coin, courtesy US Mint

The 2026 American Innovation $1 Coin project will honor former Apple CEO Steve Jobs with a one-dollar coin bearing his image that costs, at best, $1.55 each.

Amber Neely 1 month ago 11

Apple at 50: Steve Jobs, the first star CEO

There's plenty to like, admire, and definitely dislike about Steve Jobs, but he did an incredible job saving Apple, and will forever be treated like a rock star.

William Gallagher 1 month ago 1

Let John Ternus be John Ternus, and not Cook or Jobs

Pundits are saying John Ternus will be a Steve Jobs clone when he takes over Apple, while others are adamant that he'll really be another Tim Cook. The truth is that of course he will be neither, and both, while being John Ternus.

William Gallagher 1 month ago 6

Ternus will be more decisive than Tim Cook, claims one insider

Unsurprisingly, the first reactions from inside Apple to John Ternus becoming CEO are positive, but one source insists he will be better at making decisions than Cook.

William Gallagher 1 month ago 5

Apple at 50: Gil Amelio, the CEO who brought back Steve Jobs

Gil Amelio had the shortest reign of all Apple CEOs, but maybe the greatest impact as, practically despite himself, he set the stage for how the company would survive.

William Gallagher 1 month ago 5

Apple Vision Pro launch hampered by years of retail store penny-pinching

Demos of the Apple Vision Pro were reportedly routinely given by poorly-trained staff ordered to focus on sales targets, in a reverse of what Steve Jobs intended for Apple Stores.

William Gallagher 2 months ago 14

Apple's iPad is still showing the world how to do tablets, 16 years later

The iPad was mocked at launch, has been threatened by rivals throughout, and yet still remains the best-selling tablet ever made, 16 years after it first shipped to customers on April 3, 2010.

William Gallagher 2 months ago 42

It's still Steve Jobs's company and Apple will never change, says Cook

In a new interview, Apple CEO Tim Cook talks about how the company's 50th anniversary is making him remember Steve Jobs, and insists that working with Trump doesn't mean its values are changing.

William Gallagher 2 months ago 3

Woz on Apple's 50th: We didn't predict the computing future, but took the first step

Instead of predicting the future, Apple was forward-thinking from the outset and took the first steps toward global computing for everybody, co-founder Steve Wozniak has said as part of a series of interviews marking the company's 50th anniversary.

Malcolm Owen 2 months ago 5

Computing would be totally different had Apple not been formed 50 years ago, today

The Apple of 1976 is unrecognizable compared to today's gigantic corporation, and yet key early decisions by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and more, are still having their effect today, half a century later.

William Gallagher 2 months ago 60

Warren Buffett made over $100B on Apple stock, says he sold too soon

Famed investor Warren Buffett has been regularly selling off Apple stock, but now believes he should have held onto it — even if he wouldn't buy more right now.

William Gallagher 2 months ago 2

Apple's third co-founder insists he still owns 10% of Apple

Apparently Ron Wayne wasn't splitting hairs. Despite quitting after 12 days, and being paid off twice, the third Apple co-founder has doubled-down on his odd claim of still owning 10% of the company.

William Gallagher 2 months ago 13

Apple at 50: John Sculley, Apple's most maligned CEO

John Sculley's ten years as Apple CEO saw huge financial growth and innovative ideas like the Newton — but also a financial crash and the ousting of Steve Jobs.

William Gallagher 2 months ago 12

Apple launched its revolutionary OS X 25 years ago

The first official public version of Mac OS X launched by Apple on March 24, 2001 wasn't a success at first, but it powered the Mac through the next 19 years until macOS Big Sur came out with Apple Silicon.

William Gallagher 2 months ago 26

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