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History of Apple
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Foundation
Apple I release
Apple Computer, Inc. CEO - Michael Scott
Apple II release
Apple III release
Wozniak resigned from his job at Hewlett-Packard to work full-time for Apple
Disk II
"Killer application"
Apple IPO
Steve Wozniak leaves Apple
John Scully becomes CEO of Apple
Apple was among the three largest microcomputer companies.
Applesoft BASIC
Applesoft II
Project "Macintosh" started
Project "LISA" started
IBM PC release
Apple Lisa release
Macintosh 128K release
Steve Wozniak returns to Apple
Steve Jobs leaves Apple
Company conflict Steve Jobs vs John Scully
Under leadership of John Sculley, Apple issued its first corporate stock dividend
Apple IIc release
Apple IIGS release
Macintosh SE release
Macintosh II release
Steve Wozniak leaves Apple
Macintosh Classic release
Apple registered the "Apple.com"
PowerBook release
Macintosh Portable release
Windows 3.0 release Amiga, Atari ST and IBM got a comparable GUI and were out-competing Apple.
Apple partnered with long-time competitor IBM and Motorola to form the AIM alliance.
Apple Newton release
Apple start licensing the Mac OS and Macintosh ROMs to 3rd party manufacturers
Gil Amelio becomes CEO of Apple
Mike Markkula becomes CEO of Apple
"Black Wednesday"
Michael Spindler becomes CEO of Apple
Steve Jobs becomes CEO of Apple
Apple introduced the Apple Store
Steve Jobs announced that Apple would be entering into a partnership with Microsoft.
iMac release
Power Mac G4 release
iBook release
Apple introduced Mac OS X an operating system based on NeXT's NeXTSTEP and incorporating parts of the FreeBSD kernel
Apple announced the opening of a line of Apple retail stores
iPod Classic release
iPod Mini release
iPod Touch release
iPod Shuffle release
iPod Nano release
iMac G4 release
iMac G5 release
Xserve release
Power Mac G5 release
2004, however, was a turning point for Apple. After creating a sizable financial base to work with, the company began experimenting with new parts from new suppliers. As a result, Apple was able to produce new designs quickly over a short amount of time, with the release of the iPod Video, then the iPod Classic, and eventually the iPod touch and iPhone.
Mac OS X Tiger release
Apple bought Shazam
Apple bought LuxVue Technology and Beats Electronics
Apple bought Burstly
Apple bought P.A. Semi
Apple bought FingerWorks
Apple bought Steve Jobs' company, NeXT
Retail store expansion
"i" Web services
iTunes Store launched
Apple sold its 200 millionth song on the iTunes Music Store
300 millionth song in iTunes
500 millionth song in iTunes
1 billionth song in iTunes
10 billionth song in iTunes
Release of first Intel-based compuers: iMac, MacBook Pro
Apple Computer, Inc. shortened its name to simply Apple Inc
iPhone and iOS release
iPad release
FaceTime launched
Tim Cook becomes CEO of Apple
AppleWatch release
Apple pencil release
Siri release
Homepod release
iPhone X release
Apple TV release
Perioden
Apple undertook five acquisitions, including software companies Network Innovations, Styleware, Nashoba Systems, and Coral Software, as well as satellite communications company Orion Network Systems.
eWorld functioning
Apple's comeback
The decline of Apple
In the quarter ending March 26, 2005, Apple earned US$290 million
Apple bought Matcha, Embark, AlgoTrim, Cue, PrimeSense, Topsy, BroadMap, Catch.com, WiFiSlam, Locationary, HopStop, Passif Semiconductors
Apple bought Chomp, Redmatica, AuthenTec, Particle, Color Labs, Anobit, C3 Technologies,
Apple bought Placebase, Lala.com, Quattro Wireless, Intrinsity, Siri
Apple bought Silicon Color, Proximity
Apple bought Xemplar Education, Raycer Graphics, NetSelector, Astarte-DVD, SoundJam MP, Blue Buzz, Spruce Technologies, PowerSchool, Nothing Real, Zayante, Silicon Grail Corp-Chalice, Propel Software, Prismo Graphics, Emagic
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