This story is part of 9to5Mac’s series celebrating Apple’s 50th anniversary.
Fifty years ago today, Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne incorporated Apple Computer. From a garage in Los Altos to the world’s most valuable brand, the company these three men founded has gone on to change the very fabric of our society. We wanted to celebrate this milestone with a series of stories about what makes Apple, Apple. We want to talk about the ethos, the idea that is Apple and the cultural impact it has had beyond the products themselves.
You can explore the stories below and over the next few weeks we’ll be sharing more. So bookmark this page and come back to keep the celebration going.
- Apple debuts 50th anniversary exhibit at Apple Park with iconic products and photography
- Apple at 50: How Apple transformed a cheap commodity into its signature luxury
- Apple at 50: How the company’s shift into health changed my life at 25
- Revisiting Steve Jobs’s most important lesson on Apple’s 50th anniversary
- I was an Apple guy almost from the start – here are my standout devices
- The Steves that built me: A heartfelt thank you on Apple’s 50th birthday
- The best way to celebrate Apple 50 is to make something wonderful
- Get ready to celebrate Apple’s 50th with the perfect playlist
- Tim Cook shares fun video trip back through 50 years of Apple products
- Apple celebrates its 50th anniversary with special animated homepage
- 9to5Mac Overtime 065: Untelling parts of the story w/ special guest David Pogue
Many more still to come …
While you wait for more stories, you can also take a look back at some pieces that we’ve written over the years celebrating various other Apple anniversaries.
- On Apple’s 45th birthday, here are some of the most memorable moments in the company’s history
- Explore some of the most memorable moments in WWDC history as we approach Apple’s 32nd conference
- 20 years ago today iPod changed the world, here’s what it means to us
- As Apple prepares to revamp the MacBook Pro, this coming week also marks the 30th anniversary of the original PowerBook
- Opinion: Steve Jobs passed away 10 years ago today, but his influence forever changed me, Apple, and the world
- Remembering Steve: 10 years ago today, the legendary cofounder of Apple resigned his post as CEO
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