Some Apple users are seeing a clownfish wallpaper Steve Jobs used to debut the original iPhone. The wallpaper, which is apparently available with iOS 16 beta 3, never actually made it on any ...

At that year’s International Design Conference in Aspen (IDCA), Apple Computer Inc’s Steve Jobs was invited to give a keynote talk on the future of computing. Unseen until now, thanks to The Steve ...

The wallpaper was shown on stage by Steve Jobs and was even shown in the first television advertisement for the iPhone, but it never made it to the retail units. But here we are after 15 years.

Several Apple and Steve Jobs collectibles are up for sale at RR Auction as part of a "Steve Jobs and the Apple Revolution ... Pride wallpaper, carrier satellite connectivity for iPhone 13, ...

Apple was cofounded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne. But it was Jobs who eventually served as the company’s CEO and led the creation of Apple’s biggest hit products. Including ...

The first Apple computer's printed circuit board that was hand-soldered by Steve Wozniak in 1976, in undated photograph. Jobs used this prototype to demonstrate the Apple-1 to Paul Terrell, owner ...

While the wallpaper appears to be a new addition to iOS 16, some users didn’t see it after updating to the newest beta. And others had it pop up a day later, meaning Apple may be adding the new ...

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Visionary Apple co-founder Steve Jobs was just as enamored with that ideal, as he describes in this 1985 video recording, almost 40 years ago. Recommended Videos When Steve Jobs could predict ...

The Jobs-designed device was “hand-soldered” by fellow Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak in 1976. The pair used the prototype to secure their first order from local computer store owner Paul ...

It is June 1983. At that year’s International Design Conference in Aspen (IDCA), Apple Computer Inc’s Steve Jobs was invited to give a keynote talk on the future of computing. Unseen until now, thanks ...

Steve Jobs' Apple 1 computer prototype is up for sale by RR Auction. The auction house estimates the historic prototype has a $500,000 value and as of July 25, the leading bid is $278,005.