The ENTIRE Story of Apple in 15 Minutes!
Businesses Of Tomorrow и Samyak Rakhecha
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The ENTIRE Story of Apple in 15 Minutes!
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Businesses Of Tomorrow и Samyak Rakhecha
40 просмотров · 7 дн. назад
The history of Apple and the Steve Jobs story: how two friends in a Los Altos garage built a computer company, lost it, nearly watched it die, and turned it into a $5 trillion giant. This Apple history documentary covers Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs, Ronald Wayne's $800 exit, the Apple I and Apple II, the 1980 IPO, Xerox PARC, the Macintosh and the 1984 ad, Jobs being pushed out, NeXT and Pixar, Apple's near-bankruptcy, the Microsoft deal, the iMac, the iPod and iTunes, the iPhone and the App Store, Tim Cook's software and services era, and the start of a new hardware era under John Ternus.
In 1997, Apple was losing more than a billion dollars a year, and Steve Jobs would later say it was about 90 days from going broke. A rival CEO said that if he ran Apple, he would shut it down and give the money back to the shareholders. In July 2026, Apple became only the second company in history to be worth $5 trillion, and more than 2.5 billion Apple devices are in use around the world.
This documentary follows the complete history of Apple: the orchards of Santa Clara Valley, the back of the fence, the blue box, the Homebrew Computer Club, the Byte Shop order, the $666.66 Apple I, Mike Markkula's investment, the rainbow logo, VisiCalc, the biggest IPO since Ford, the Lisa, the pirate flag, "sugared water", the 1984 Super Bowl ad, Siberia, the first web server, Toy Story, the Newton, Mac clones, Copland, the $429 million NeXT deal, the $150 million Microsoft investment, the 2x2 product grid, Think Different, the Bondi blue iMac, the first Apple Store, 1,000 songs in your pocket, 99-cent songs, Project Purple, the iPhone keynote, the App Store, Tim Cook, AirPods, Apple Silicon, $1, $2 and $3 trillion, the US antitrust lawsuit, the EU fine, the Gemini-powered Siri deal, $5 trillion, and the foldable iPhone Duo.
A garage was where it started. A boardroom pushed its founder out. Its biggest rival kept it alive. And in 2026, a hardware engineer is holding the folding phone. Let's see where the new CEO takes Apple.
This Apple documentary is built on company filings, press releases, books and verified reporting. Illustrations are AI-assisted and hand-directed; narration is AI-voiced.
CHAPTERS
0:00 How big Apple is today
0:46 The valley, Woz and Jobs
2:00 Homebrew and the Apple I
3:30 Apple II and the IPO
4:43 Xerox, Lisa and the Macintosh
6:04 Jobs is pushed out: NeXT and Pixar
6:55 Apple drifts toward bankruptcy
7:55 The return of Steve Jobs
9:04 The iMac and Apple Stores
9:42 iPod and iTunes
10:26 The iPhone and the App Store
11:10 Goodbye, Steve
11:30 The Tim Cook era: software and services
12:26 $1 trillion, Apple Silicon, $3 trillion
12:50 Cracks: lawsuits, fines and the AI race
13:23 The hardware era: John Ternus and iPhone Duo
14:04 Why Apple survived
SOURCES
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Apple Inc. (2008), iPhone App Store Downloads Top 10 Million in First Weekend
Apple Inc. (2011), Steve Jobs Resigns as CEO of Apple
Apple Inc. (2020), Apple Unleashes M1
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CNN (2026), Apple Teams Up with Google Gemini for AI-Powered Siri
Apple Inc. (2026), Tim Cook to Become Apple Executive Chairman; John Ternus to Become Apple CEO
Yahoo Finance (2026), Apple Tops $5 Trillion Market Cap, Only Second Company to Hit the Milestone
CNBC (2026), Apple Event: Folding iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro and More
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