John Buck

From the begining, no two Apple job interviews were the same. In May 1978, Chuck Mauro sat in Apple's lobby waiting for Steve Wozniak. Eventually, perhaps a half hour later, a

Portables Product Manager Bruce Gee recalls: What's interesting, for context, is if you look back at Silicon Valley in that decade between 1980 and 1990. If you wanted to do something

Future Apple programmer Konstantin Othmer was entering academia at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). I went to Caltech and studied EE, which was more of an applied physics kind of thing. One

Senior Scientist Mike Liebhold recalls his role at Apple: I guess I was an unofficial ‘agent provocateur at Apple'. I had to do two things. One way was to provoke the engineers

When you hear current Apple developers and pundits, of a certain age, talk about "the old days" and being connected to Apple, this is an example of what they mean. The