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A new history, "Apple: The First 50 Years," chronicles Apple's transformation from a 1971 friendship between Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs into the first trillion-dollar company, detailing its profound impact on technology and culture.
Authored by David Pogue, the book provides an in-depth look at the company's journey, featuring insights from co-founder Steve Wozniak and current CEO Tim Cook. It explicitly highlights the enduring vision of Steve Jobs, whose early work with Wozniak on a machine sold in 1976 laid the foundation for Apple's monumental success.
The narrative emphasizes how Apple's innovative products and services have fundamentally reshaped global life, technology, and culture throughout the 21st century. This historical account, published on March 8, 2026, solidifies Apple's legacy as a pioneering force in the tech industry, demonstrating its consistent ability to drive significant societal and technological advancements over five decades.
