Expertly-told stories about the 50-year history of Apple and the world it created, from Jason Snell and Myke Hurley. We cover the entire range of the last half-century, from Apple's earliest days in a garage, to the rise of the Mac, to the return of Steve Jobs and the creation of some of Apple's most iconic products. Apple's history is also our shared tech history, and these are all stories worth telling. Hosted by Jason Snell and Myke Hurley.
The iPod’s 25th anniversary marks a pivotal shift in music consumption, tracing back to the 1990s transition from analog cassettes and compact discs to digital MP3 files. Suzanne Vega’s acapella track "Tom's Diner" proved essential to this evolution, serving as a rigorous stress test for early compression algorithms de...
The founding of Apple in 1976 emerged from the unique cultural and technological incubator of the Santa Clara Valley, where a dense concentration of engineers and hobbyist culture fostered the personal computing revolution. Steve Wozniak’s technical genius, exemplified by his efficient circuit board designs, combined w...
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