The company has kept the apple image ever since but dropped the rainbow stripes in 1998, when it launched its first iMac computer. At that time, the logo took on a monochromatic black look.

W hen Apple co-founder Steve Jobs wanted to price his new Apple-1 computer, he chose a price roughly three times what it cost to build it: $666.66. The price made his cofounder and chief system ...

The original Apple logo was more colorful than the silver or white version that adorns the company's products now; it first appeared on the Apple II in 1977. The logo Apple used before that ...

While a first generation 8GB iPhone in original packaging sold on November 8 for nearly US$20,500, an Apple rainbow logo sign which once hung atop the company’s Cupertino Corporate Headquarters failed ...

Every Apple computer contains a vector cut of the logo, in the form of a Unicode symbol — . Additionally, Apple provides press materials directly on their site, including assets that contain a ...

If you’re a die-hard Apple buff and want the world to know it, place your bid for this massive original Apple Computer sign. This sign comes from the era of the manly rainbow-colored logo and ...

If beauty is indeed truth, as John Keats claimed, then this story ought to be true: The logo on the back of your iPhone or Mac is a tribute to Alan Turing, the man who laid the foundations for the ...

In 1954, computer scientist and brilliant mathematician Alan Turing died after biting into an apple laced with cyanide—a real-life version of Snow White and the poison apple. It’s long been ...

Gene Carter, an early Apple manager who worked with Markkula, tells us, "The embroidered Apple logo was done by me. We were going to the computer show in Anaheim – as I recall– and wanted to ...

Apple’s first product, all hand-built by Wozniak, was the Apple-1, basically a DIY computer without a case. After securing funding and getting the iconic Apple logo designed, ...

If beauty is indeed truth, as John Keats claimed, then this story ought to be true: The logo on the back of your iPhone or Mac is a tribute to Alan Turing, the man who laid the foundations for the ...