Now that Apple sells over hundreds of millions of iPhones a year, it's easy to forget that it all began with two college ...

On February 13, 2006, a screenshot of Apple's upcoming Mac OS X Leopard leaked through iChat. Those who opened the attached ...

Get out your checkbooks, Silicon Valley geeks and Apple fan folk! You’ve got a chance to view — and even buy — one of the very first Apple computers, hand-soldered by legendary Apple co ...

Steve Jobs’ very own Apple-I computer is for sale. ... The gamble paid off, however, after the duo’s first order for 50 Apple-1 computers handbuilt in their garage sold at $666.66 apiece.

Over the years, several computers from the first batch of 200 Apple-1s have sold at auction. Each is unique because, after their initial sale, they were customized by each owner.

As always, we need to go back in time a bit – specifically the early 1980s. This was when a very young Steve Jobs unleashed the very first Apple Macintosh onto the world. The Macintosh – a simplified ...

The Apple-1 thus became one of the first personal computers that did not require soldering by the purchaser, RR said, although it did not come with a power supply, case, keyboard, or monitor.

On January 24, 1984, Apple held its annual shareholders meeting, but this wasn’t your typical shareholders meeting. On this day, Apple decided to reveal its next product that Apple co-founder ...

A few pieces of legendary tech industry history have made their way to a recent auction. It would seem that Apple’s very first-ever trade show sign has been unearthed and put up for auction.

The machine leads the “Steve Jobs and the Apple Computer Revolution” auction RR Auction is conducting through March 16. The Apple-1 was the first personal computer sold ready to use.

Apple co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs was born on February 24, 1955, so today would have marked his 69th birthday had he not passed away in 2011 at the age of 56.. Jobs and Steve Wozniak ...