Chris Espinosa tries to build a Steve Jobs-approved calculator

Testing software on real world users often yields surprising results.

Early Macintosh developer documentation had a bit of a rocky start.

Apple's marketing poets meet Mercedes-Benz, Latin, and Sylvester Stallone.

Interview with Apple's Vice President of Desktop Computers ca. 1992

Navigating Apple's bloated 1993 Macintosh product line

This has nothing to do with the Mac whatsoever but here it is

Guy Kawasaki's advice for Apple's then-new CEO, Michael Spindler

Guy Kawasaki on the myth of the Macintosh home office

Why Macintosh developers aren't scared of Claris, the software company backed by Apple Computer.