Apple drops on the software field

Think about Mac and Lisa and the first thing that comes to your mind is the logo of Apple with a bite. The brand needs minimal introduction as the market is already in its grip. However, for people who are interested to know about the evolution of this corporation, its product and the kind of culture it bears, the Wikipedia article serves as the best starter.

Guess who knows the best about Apple? It’s the Apple team. And here’s their official site that focuses on each and every corner of the corporation. Starting with the latest product launches, market response the site has special and enhanced sections on the support system. Apple Education corner in the site needs to be attended for appreciating their contribution towards learning.

This web page is almost like a windfall to developers using Apple products. With featured articles, sample codes, software downloads; the page provides all that a developer could have asked for and much more. Enhanced info on open source, applets, security, tools etc are also given. And if you are still stuck any where you can check out the technical Q&A section.

Apple has taken years to be where it is now today. The history of Apple is not just interesting but also teaches a lot. “The Apple Museum is dedicated to the history of Apple Computer, Inc. and with more than 350 Apple products listed, the most comprehensive Apple history source on the internet.” The products are arranged categorically for ease of searching.

The big the name Apple is, the bigger are the controversies, like its competitors. Whether its Apple’s closing iSight security hole or its move in the restrictive DRM issue, the brand is always in the news. Coupled with these insightful features, there are interviews, links to resourceful books and games to keep its visitors informed yet entertained.