Picture of the Day: The Original Macintosh Computer Turns 28

On this day in 1984, the first Macintosh computer went on sale, two days after a commercial for it aired during the Superbowl (the Raiders beat the Redskins). The computer came with two applications -- ...

Happy 28th Birthday, Macintosh!

It's hard to believe that 28 years have passed since the Macintosh was introduced by a young, bowtie-clad Steve Jobs, on January 24, 1984. It was Apple's annual stockholder meeting and Jobs (and his Macintosh crew) were going to unveil the Macintosh to the public. It was a magic moment aptly described by Andy Hertzfeld on the Folklore website . Even back then Steve was a showman, unveiling the ...

Apple Goes By The Book, Will Work With Big Textbook Publishers

In an effort to turn its iPad tablet computer into a schoohouse staple, Apple unveiled a plan to work closely with some of the largest textbook publishers Thursday at New York’s Guggenheim Museum.

Apple dethrones Exxon-Mobil as king

APPLE shares soared overnight, with the California tech gadget-maker becoming the largest US company in terms of market value.

Super Bowl Commercials 2012: Will Galaxy Note ad Have Impact on Sales?

The Samsung Galaxy Note is now available for pre-order on AT&T online shop. Will it now see a rush of buyers, thanks to the commercial that was aired during the Super Bowl on Sunday?