World-famous watch maker Seiko is all set to introduce a limited number of Chariot series watches, as made famous by Steve Jobs in a 1984 Norman Seeff portrait featured on the cover of Time Magazine.
Remember that stunning new campus - originally dubbed the Spaceship - which Apple has been building for quite some time in Cupertino? Well, Tim Cook's company has today announced and released additional information about the building, including the fact that it will be officially known as 'Apple Park'.
In an interview at Apple's current Infinite Loop campus, senior VP of worldwide marketing Phil Schiller delved into Apple's thoughts surrounding the iPhone at the time of its launch, and whether the company ever expected it to be quite such a big deal.
It may seem difficult to believe, but today marks the 10th anniversary of Steve Jobs introducing the iPhone to the world for the very first time.
Check out the complete walkthrough of all Apple's 300-page 'Designed by Apple in California' book in this video right here.
Apple has today announced a new hardbound photo book called 'Designed by Apple in California', which includes images highlighting not just the products themselves but also how they were designed over the course of the company's last twenty years of operation.
In an interview six years ago, Apple's former CEO, the late Steve Jobs, offers a convincing explanation for why the company might have ditched the 3.5mm headphone jack with the iPhone 7.
Apple's announcement of an all-new version of the iPhone and iPad's operating system, iOS 10, brought with it a fundamental change to how we unlock our iOS devices, and one that comes after years of doing it the same way, day-in, day-out. As any iPhone or iPad user will attest, swiping or sliding to unlock is something that we do without even thinking. It's second nature, and we don't even realize we are doing it. Well, not anymore.
Apple's development of the Apple Watch stemmed from the healthcare that its co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs received during his battle with Cancer, according to a report on the matter.
Apple's design head Jony Ive has given a rare television interview, with Charlie Rose once again being chosen as the man to ask the questions after a similar interview was carried out last year.
