Steve Jobs

Apple was founded 44 years ago, on April 1, 1976

4 months ago

Apple was founded 44 years ago, on April 1, 1976

The Apple of 1976 should be unrecognizable compared to today's gigantic corporation, and yet key decisions right at the start are still having their effect today.

By William Gallagher | 4 months ago

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Doubts over WWDC and hopes for a 14.1-inch MacBook Pro on the AppleInsider podcast

4 months ago

Doubts over WWDC and hopes for a 14.1-inch MacBook Pro on the AppleInsider podcast

Apple has yet to confirm when WWDC will be, yet with so many other technology events being cancelled, there has to be doubt that it will happen at all — or at least in the form we usually see.

By Stephen Robles | 4 months ago

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Laurene Powell Jobs talks philanthropy & Steve Jobs in rare interview

5 months ago

Laurene Powell Jobs talks philanthropy & Steve Jobs in rare interview

In a rare interview, Laurene Powell Jobs discusses her late husband Steve Jobs, and the philosophy of philanthropic efforts honoring the late Apple founder.

By Wesley Hilliard | 5 months ago

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Remembering Steve Jobs on what would be his 65th birthday

5 months ago

Remembering Steve Jobs on what would be his 65th birthday

How the circumstances of Steve Jobs's birth, and his decisions over education, would shape both his entire life — and the entire world through the creation of Apple and the Macintosh.

By William Gallagher | 5 months ago

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Functional Apple-1, Steve Jobs-signed PowerBook to hit auction block in March [u]

5 months ago

Functional Apple-1, Steve Jobs-signed PowerBook to hit auction block in March [u]

A bevy of rare Apple computer hardware and Steve Jobs memorabilia is scheduled to hit the block at Boston auction house RR Auction next month, with highlights including a fully functional Apple-1, a PowerBook 190cs signed by late cofounder Steve Jobs and more.

By Mikey Campbell | 5 months ago

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Larry Tesler, who showed Steve Jobs around Xerox PARC, dies aged 74

5 months ago

Larry Tesler, who showed Steve Jobs around Xerox PARC, dies aged 74

Computer scientist Larry Tesler was the inventor of copy-and-paste as we know it today, and was also the guide that showed Steve Jobs the Xerox PARC systems that would inspire the Macintosh.

By William Gallagher | 5 months ago

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Apple officially acquired NeXT 23 years ago, changing everything

5 months ago

Apple officially acquired NeXT 23 years ago, changing everything

Most college students today have only known Apple as the fashionable, popular, commercially competent, and trend setting global technology giant it is today. However, 23 years ago Apple Computer, Inc. was struggling to survive while trying to sell Macs in a PC world centered around Microsoft Windows. Things began to change after Apple acquired NeXT in a surprise deal that was announced in the last week of 1996 and was completed on February 7, 1997.

By Daniel Eran Dilger | 5 months ago

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Ex-Apple designers detail how the original iPad was created

6 months ago

Ex-Apple designers detail how the original iPad was created

Bethany Bongiorno and Imran Chaudhri worked on the first iPad back in 2010. Now having left Apple, they've revealed how Steve Jobs drove the teams and what they were surprised by in that original iPad.

By William Gallagher | 6 months ago

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Apple got tablets right, and created a whole new market with the iPad

6 months ago

Apple got tablets right, and created a whole new market with the iPad

The original iPad was launched on January 27, 2010 but it actually shipped to people on April 3 that year. That was when customers got to use it and saw how wrong the pundits and fans were — plus how right Steve Jobs turned out to be. Again.

By William Gallagher | 6 months ago

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