The longevity of Jobs’s ten-minute design session suggests the approach worked. The calculator survived nearly two decades of Mac OS updates, outlasting many more elaborate interface elements. What started as a workaround became one of the Mac’s most simple but enduring designs.

Apple teams up with Issey Miyake to launch the iPhone Pocket — a 3D-knitted designer bag made for your iPhone, blending fashion, luxury, and innovation.

This is the self-aware way Apple used to launch socks for its devices at a fraction of the cost of its new iPhone Pocket. I’m guessing it too, was inspired by “a piece of cloth.” [Media:

Apple and fashion brand Issey Miyake unveiled a $230 iPhone pocket accessory that blends wearable technology and luxury in a limited-edition release.

Apple is often regarded as a trendsetter in the consumer technology industry.However, the iconic brand has also debuted some unsuccessful products and services over the course of its more than 40-year history.

Apple boss Steve Jobs had a habit of asking the same question every day for what he thought was a very important reason. Jobs had all sorts of tests and tricks he'd use on his employees, and because he was such a success, people have reckoned there must be something to what he was doing.

Is Apple still executing Jobs' vision? Apple CEO Steve Jobs holds up a new version of the iPod Nano during an Apple Special event, Sept. 5, 2007 in San Francisco. Oct. 5, 2013 — -- Apple's visionary co-founder is a constant presence even now, living ...

Apple co-founder Steve Jobs passed away last night after losing his battle with Pancreatic cancer at the age of just 56, but can the world's most valuable technology company survive without its leader? High profile figures ranging from US president Barack ...

Seriously, Jobs would take Apple interviewees out for a beer when they came in to interview for a role, with the CEO likely keeping his clothes casual with the iconic look of a black turtleneck with blue jeans.

Apple chief gets standing ovation at conference announcing iCloud. June 6, 2011— -- Apple CEO Steve Jobs today appeared at a software developers' conference in San Francisco to introduce a new operating system called Lion and a wireless service called ...