Jobs got the idea of creating a computer ... high school kids to assemble them in his garage. 10.) Jobs recruited Silicon Valley ad man Regis McKenna to design the iconic Apple logo.

Apple has designed a special multi-colored logo for the occasion, and if you visit the Events website on an iPhone or iPad, you can see an augmented reality version. Just tap on the colorful Apple ...

Growing up and attending school in San Jose ... look for the 1977 West Coast Computer Faire, where the Apple II was introduced. A full color logo and professional branding attracted the attention ...

Featuring the tagline "Peek Performance," the event is now featured on Apple's events website, and if you visit the page on an iPhone or iPad, you can see an augmented reality version of the logo ...

However, Apple is now bringing it to the iPhone to enable even more new possibilities for businesses and schools. Now Mac computers that were not purchased directly from Apple or an authorized ...

Whether you have an iPhone or not, you've most probably seen an Apple logo many times in your life - whether that be because your friend has one or through advertisements on the television.

Claiming that his company's original name no longer reflects the products it offers, Apple chief executive Steve Jobs on Tuesday announced that Apple Computer ... corporate logo in place of ...

The Apple logo we know today originally debuted alongside the Apple II at the West Coast Computer Faire in April 1977. Featuring six rainbow stripes and an apple with a bite taken out of it ...