The first logo had the image of Isaac Newton and ... the colors of the logo were to indicate that Apple II computers had color screens. In 1998, when the iMac was released, the logo was no longer ...

Rob Janoff, the designer behind the Apple logo, has clarified that the iconic bite mark was added for practical reasons, not ...

When Apple was first founded in 1976 ... the term ‘byte,’ a unit of computer memory. There have even been religious theories ...

In July 1976, the Apple I was shown at the Homebrew Computer Club in Palo Alto, California and went on sale for $666.66 because the first completed system boards were sold to a local computer shop ...

Wayne designed the original Apple logo, wrote the Apple I manual, and drew the Apple I schematic diagrams. And it includes something that's rarer than even the computer itself, an Apple I cassette ...

Rob Janoff, designer of the iconic Apple logo, reveals that the bite in the apple was added for clarity and was not a reference to the computing term 'byte', Bible's forbidden fruit or Newton's legacy ...