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Legendary product launches, keynotes, and pivotal moments — Steve Jobs' iPhone reveal, the first Google search, Linus posting about Linux
August 9, 1995. A 24-year-old programmer watched his company's stock price quintuple in a single day, minting instant millionaires and teaching Silicon Valley a dangerous lesson: you didn't need profits to get rich.
In September 1998, Larry Page typed a single word into a search box. Ten seconds later, the world changed forever — but not for the reason you think.
Steve Jobs looked calm on January 9, 2007. Behind the scenes, the iPhone in his pocket was a ticking time bomb — and the engineers knew it could crash at any moment.
On January 9, 2007, Steve Jobs walked onto the Macworld stage and introduced three products. Except it was only one. The audience didn't see it coming — and that was the point.