If you’re interested in owning a chunk of Apple computing history, you’re going to like this. RR Auction has announced that its “Steve Jobs and the Apple Revolution” auction event has opened and is running throughout March. The collection features more than 300 lots and looks to honor the spirit of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs […]
On Monday, Apple CEO Tim Cook added to an already fervent amount of speculation by posting an animated post on X that read, “There’s something in the AIR,” the same tagline used by Steve Jobs to unveil the original MacBook Air at Macworld San Francisco in January 2008. Per Macworld, the post comes only a […]
On Tuesday, the Steve Jobs Archive shared never-before-seen footage of 28-year-old Jobs speaking at the 1983 Industrial Design Conference in Aspen, Colorado. Job’s speech, which was somewhat prophetic at the time, focused on the future of computers and how they would change daily life. The Archive was launched in 2022 by Laurene Powell Jobs, Tim […]
Today marks the 40th anniversary of Steve Jobs unveiling the Macintosh, which would be the first successful mass-marketed computer with a graphical user interface. The original Macintosh, released in 1984 introduced and popularized the computer mouse, allowing for a new type of navigation that was still a novel concept to most people at the time. […]
It was probably Apple’s most famous security breach in the company’s 47-year history, and it was at least partially fueled by alcohol. On Thursday, March 18, 2010, a drunk Apple software engineer named Gray Powell left an iPhone 4 prototype on a barstool inside Redwood City’s Gourmet Haus Staudt beer hall. This seemingly innocuous act […]