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founded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne on April 1, 1976.
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Steve Jobs introduced the first personal computer that featured a graphical interface and a mouse. Introducing your arrival in a commercial
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The board wanted to slow Steve down to prevent him from launching products that could lead to financial trouble, but he wasn't there. And Steve decided to quit and then found another "NeXT" company.
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Apple continued to launch products such as the PowerBook and they even built, together with Bandai, an entertainment center focused on video games called Pippin. But none of this was momentous and is even currently seen as part of an era of apple failure.
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The Apple CEO bought NeXT in 1996 and Steve Jobs became part of the apple board of directors. Months later, Amelio would leave office and that meant Jobs' return to command of the company he had founded.
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In May 2001, Steve Jobs opened the first Apple Store that we know today and in October, he launched the first iPod, a device that allowed to store a thousand songs, something never seen before
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introducing what he defined as a 3-in-1 device: an iPod, a phone, and a mobile internet device. All on a fully touch screen
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In this year the App Store was launched
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In this year, Steve Jobs presents another device ready to set trends in the industry: the iPad.
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After taking several periods of sick leave, on August 24, 2011 Tim Cook officially took over as Apple's CEO. Weeks later, on October 5 (a day after the iPhone 4S was announced) Steve Jobs passed away.
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The only new product launched under Tim Cook has been Apple Watch and the Apple Music platform.
