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Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak founded Apple Company. Starting from inside his family garage with electronic design ideas and a passion for technology. -
Wozniak invented, created, and designed the microcomputer 'Apple I'. This helped establish the company's core, ease of use, and quality of care. Overall, helping benefit the business kickstarting. -
Steve Wozniak reinvented and improved the design with 'Apple II'. This computer had color graphics, a consumer-friendly case, and a built-in keyboard. After the product hit the market, it influenced future product development and company trajectory. -
Apple had then designed and marketed the Apple II disk controller. A disk card with a better-quality operating system, adds that missing support to your computer. This allowed consumers a reliable, simple, and affordable way to store and retrieve data. -
Steve Jobs invented the first successful personal computer, the Apple Macintosh. This was a groundbreaking invention of personal computers and had graphical user interference with a mousse. Not only was this a memorable invention but it started marking the shift towards user-friendly technology. -
Apple manufactured and sold the Macintosh Portable. Allowing a more accessible way to use the internet. This laid the foundation for Apple's future successes. -
Steve Jobs officially became Apple Company Inc.'s CEO with plans to expand the company and brand. This revived the company, led to significant innovation, and market dominance. -
In 1997, Steve Jobs organized and initiated the opening of Apple's online stores. This made it easier for consumers to shop and even order ahead of others! The opening of the online store expanded the company's reach and boosted revenue. -
In 2001, Steve Jobs introduced the first-ever iPod touch. The iPod was the first touch-screen device, revolutionary for the music industry, and paved the way for future innovations. -
In 2001, Steve Jobs organized and executed the first retail Apple stores. His ultimate goal was to gain control over how the products were presented and the brand's message. The opening of stores overall improved customer experiences at Apple. -
In 2003, Steve Jobs launched the revolutionary online music store, iTunes. It was a digit marketplace that allowed customers an affordable and accessible way of listening to music. The launch of iTunes had a significant influence on the music industry. Turning Apple into a digital media powerhouse. -
In 2007, Steve Jobs made the all-in-one device, known as the iPhone. He combined the functions of a phone, the iPod, and an internet communicator into one. The iPhone changed our culture, communication, work, entertainment, and computer usage. This boosted Apple's revenue and made everyone want an iPhone. -
In 2008, Apple launched the Apple App Store. The App Store is an app for iPhones to browse and download apps. This was a moment in the history of personal computing, changing how people interact with smartphones and software distribution. -
In 2010, Steve Jobs launched the iPad - a touch-screen tablet computer. Steve wanted to create a new category of device, offering a larger screen and simpler interference than iPhones. The iPad provided consumers a third-option device, influenced laptop design, and was lightweight but had a much larger screen.