On the day Apple celebrates its 50th anniversary, we’re talking this cue and chatting with former Macworld editorial director and current Macworld columnist, Jason Snell. We talk about our favorite memories, the moments that defined the company, where it’s at, and what to expect in the future.
This is episode 977 with Michael Simon, Jason Snell, and Roman Loyola.
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More information about what was discussed on the show can be found in the links below.
- Jason Snell’s Six Colors
- 7 Apple inventions that reinvented Apple
- 7 iconic Apple products that proved everyone wrong
- Apple’s most important products of the 1970s and 1980s
- Apple’s most important products of the 1980s and 1990s
- Apple’s most important products of the 1990s and 2000s
- Relive 50 years of Apple innovation in 30 seconds
- The top 50 people who built Apple, ranked
- 10 unsung Apple heroes you should know
- I’ve been to a lot of Apple keynotes. I’ll never forget these two
- Apple employee 50th schwag includes T-shirt, pin, poster, and Paul McCartney
- RIP Mac Pro: Apple officially kills its tower computer
Comment Corner
Fond memories of the Apple IIE.
I gushed over the machine, and that excitement continued when I installed the expansion “cards”. That machine was my bedrock, and definitely was an ally for my production support tasks.
Arthur K. via email
Jason Cross posted a short about the original Apple logo, which features a quote from Issac Newton.
A logo with a poem in it is kinda metal, bring that back
NovaHasFleas via YouTube
Good memories:
VARUN
Man. I remember when we used to look forward to the MacWorld expo. Time just flies on by.
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