Apple launched its revolutionary OS X 21 years ago
The first official public version of Mac OS X was launched by Apple on March 24, 2001. It wasn't a success at first, but it powered the Mac through the next 19 years until macOS Big Sur.
Steve Jobs
William Gallagher
Internal Apple app guides users through Apple Park's green space [u]
Apple has an internal application it uses as a guide to its Apple Park campus for new employees and visitors, as revealed by a Twitter user Thursday. Update: images have been removed from Twitter.
Mike Peterson
Adobe co-founder Charles Geschke dies
Computer scientist Charles Geschke has died aged 81. He co-founded Adobe, which, with Apple, created the desktop publishing industry, before famously falling out with Steve Jobs over Adobe Flash.
Former iPod, Apple Music creative director joins Impossible Foods
Steve Turner, formerly an Apple Creative Director who worked with Steve Jobs on launching the iPod and iPhone, has joined Impossible Foods as Chief Experience Officer.
Steve Jobs shot Desktop Pictures for OS X Leopard
An ex-Apple software designer claims that Steve Jobs personally shot several of the images presented as desktop pictures for 2007's Mac OS X Leopard.
Apple can't stop Swatch from trying to trademark 'One more thing,' judge rules
Apple can't stop watchmaker Swatch from attempting to trademark Steve Jobs' "One more thing" phrase, a judge in the UK has ruled.
Former Apple designer recounts teasing Steve Jobs over NeXT vs OS X
Imran Chaudhri, co-designer of the iPhone, says he bought a NeXT Cube specifically to stop Steve Jobs saying how much better it was than the Mac.
Job application sheet signed by Steve Jobs sells at auction for $222,394
A signed job application filled out by late Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs has sold at auction for about $222,000.
Jobs biographer sides with Apple in Facebook privacy feud
Steve Jobs biographer Walter Isaacson has declared Apple "a force for good" for its stance on privacy, but Facebook should also take more responsibility for content it hosts.
Malcolm Owen
