Neither of Apple's first two CEOs are particularly remembered next to the likes of Steve Jobs, John Sculley, or Tim Cook, yet Mike Markkula, Apple's second CEO, certainly should be.

In 1984, Steve Jobs stepped onto a stage to reveal the Macintosh. Today, the MacBook Neo is poised to follow a similar path.

While Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak are widely known as Apple’s founders, early contributors Ronald Wayne and Mike Markkula also played key roles.

The First 50 Years," author David Pogue spoke to the AppleInsider Podcast about writing it and just what Apple itself would ...

From Steve Jobs' design philosophy to Tim Cook's ecosystem strategy, Apple's biggest products have repeatedly reshaped the technology industry, though not every gamble worked ...

Quote of the Day: When Steve Jobs delivered his address in 2005 at the Stanford University, it was also during the time when he had just survived his first brush with a rare form of pancreatic cancer, ...

Apple’s five-decade journey blends design-led innovation, ecosystem mastery, and bold reinvention—while facing rising ...

Scores of Apple veterans, including original co-founder Ron Wayne, attended the launch event for David Pogue’s new book, ...

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The First 50 Years, tech columnist David Pogue is hosting an Apple at 50: Five Decades of Thinking Different event at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California tonight. The event will ...

Those in the corporate world, who boast of being friends with the boss, are a protected species, allowed to get away with ...

Apple has officially kicked off its 50th-anniversary 'Thinking Different' celebrations, looking back at five decades of ...