In a world brimming with iPhone cases, it takes a lot to get noticed. This iFoolish case might just have what it takes.
The Apple II didn’t make headlines when it was unveiled in April, 1977. But it went on to change the world, as surely as any of the Apple products that followed it.
Thanks to the Internet, it’s never been easier to explore the world of Apple’s first blockbuster product, which was unveiled at a San Francisco computer show in April 1977.
Historic images from the early days of one of the most successful, influential consumer-electronics devices of all time.
The Smithsonian National Museum of American History doesn’t have a sample of every product Steve Jobs ever touched. Their concern is with the larger picture of how technology develops and what part that subplot plays in American history. Items in the science collection span from the 11th century to the 21st, and about 130 Apple-related [...]
A few weeks ago our friends at NewsFeed dubbed Dear Photograph their “Tumblr of the Week” — and for good reason.
Yes, “Burp.” Oh dear.
Digital is cheap, digital is easy, digital is everywhere. Perhaps that’s why some people are turning their backs on it.
This fun video was created by Vodafone UK to advertise its Android offerings.
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British Member of Parliament Kerry McCarthy made history last night, becoming the first to make a speech in the House of Commons with notes on an Apple iPad.
