Frame of Preference, by designer and author Marcin Wichery, explores the early history of the Control Panel from the original Macintosh in 1984 through the first flat-screen iMac ...

The simple Settings or Control Panel of the Mac has been lovingly documented in a superbly detailed and visual guide to ...

An authentic Steve Jobs-signed Apple Macintosh Classic computer, along with its original keyboard, is up for auction at ...

Ben Lovejoy is a British technology writer and EU Editor for 9to5Mac. He’s known for his op-eds and diary pieces, exploring his experience of Apple products over time, for a more rounded review. He ...

Apple's vision was to challenge IBM and create a computer "by the people, for the people," aimed at simplifying technology for widespread use. Despite its advanced features, the Macintosh encountered ...

Before the original Macintosh, there was the Apple Lisa. If you’ve never had the opportunity to played around with it, here’s your chance.

The first time Steve Jobs held a public demo of the Apple Macintosh, in early 1984, scripted jokes were part of the rollout.

The University wasn’t founded with degree programs or the Drexel Co-op. In fact, it wasn’t even founded as “Drexel University ...

"When Apple threw parties—they threw parties, man. It was the 80s in South Florida. Let your imagination go wild," his ...

The machine was a marvel of vision and a monument to its creator’s ego. Jobs’s stubbornness was baked into its very circuits. No cooling fan, because he hated the noise — leading to the nickname “the ...