May 3, 1984: Apple marks the all-important first 100 days of Mac sales, signaling whether the product launch is a hit with customers. The results outstrip even Steve Jobs’ most optimistic targets.
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The Very First Mac Virus | Leap.A
On February 13, 2006, a screenshot of Apple's upcoming Mac OS X Leopard leaked through iChat. Those who opened the attached "latestpics.jpg" encountered a worm, nicknamed Leap.A (Oompa Loompa), ...
The Mac was one of the first to approach displays like a TV: Text gets incorporated into a graphic that the computer projects onto the screen pixel by pixel. With those tools, would-be publishers ...
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