System 7 transformed the Mac on May 13, 1991 | AppleInsider
When Apple released System 7 on May 13, 1991, it was the biggest change to the Mac since the start. While it came with some problems, it also brought us features we…
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Here's what a touchscreen Mac may be like
…Recently, though, that's started to change. I've gone from using my iPad and the Magic Keyboard over to my Mac and inadvertently kept poking at the display. If…
How to fix System Data filling iPhone storage
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Apple at 50: Steve Jobs, the first star CEO
…They didn't change a single thing about Windows, they just used some color plastic on the case instead of beige. The iPod changes Apple Originally, Apple never crossed Microsoft'…
How Apple protects its designs & marketing materials before a product launch
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Let John Ternus be John Ternus, not Cook or Jobs
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The person who could be Apple CEO: Who is John Ternus?
…Like the iPad changes, he was apparently a key proponent for the MacBook Pro Touch Bar. One source in March said that the idea was "shoehorned" in for its marketing…
Apple at 50: Michael Spindler, the CEO who brought in the clones
…Specifically, he laid off 2,500 Apple staff. Differing sources put the cost of doing this at either $198 million or $321 million, but either way it meant Apple posted a loss…
Apple at 50: John Sculley, Apple's most maligned CEO
…Web Summit If you can just stick around long enough, your reputation is likely to change. Today it's common to see ex-Apple CEO John Sculley praised, or at least…
David Pogue reveals why Tim Cook wouldn't be interviewed for his book
…What through-lines are there? What things have never changed? And the most interesting answer is that the mission has never changed. So Samsung started out as a dried fish company, Nokia…