Apple is celebrating its 50th anniversary, marking five decades of “Think Different” and groundbreaking innovations that have transformed how people connect, create, learn, and experience the world.

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, a brutal reminder ...

Apple has moved the iPhone 4 and the iPhone 5 to its list of obsolete devices worldwide. Here’s what that means.

The iPhone 5 that launched back in 2012 is now considered obsolete, according to Apple's list of vintage and obsolete products. Apple moved the iPhone 5 and the 8GB iPhone 4 from the vintage list to ...

Steve Jobs continues to leave his mark on Apple, largely through the lessons he imparted on the team that survives him, ...

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

As the tech giant celebrates a half-century in the game, a generation yearns for the clickwheel to come back around.

In today's workforce, where AI and automation are handling routine tasks, the human element of ‘love’, as quoted by Steve ...

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

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.

Apple’s 50th anniversary event honored its founders and history, with key figures reflecting on Apple’s enduring innovation.

Tim Cook shares a letter celebrating 50 years of Apple while the company prepares milestone events — but we're hoping for more.