Apple is marking a significant achievement today as it reaches its 50th anniversary. The tech giant was established on April 1, 1976, by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak in Los Altos, California. They kickstarted their journey from Jobs’ family home and garage, introducing the Apple 1 as their inaugural product.
The inception of the personal PC, the Apple 1, paved the way for Apple’s immense success. Over the years, Apple has evolved from a computer business to a diversified company, revolutionizing the tech industry with products like the iPod, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.
The Verge recently conducted a poll among its audience to determine Apple’s greatest hits. Unsurprisingly, the original iPhone, launched in 2007, claimed the top spot. This groundbreaking device has become a staple in modern life, facilitating communication, entertainment, mobile payments, and capturing memories through its advanced camera features.
Ranked second is the iconic iPod, which made waves in 2001 by offering the novelty of carrying “1,000 songs in your pocket,” revolutionizing how music was consumed.
The M1 chip, Apple’s revolutionary PC chip, took third place according to The Verge readers. This innovative silicon has redefined the performance and efficiency of Apple’s PCs, garnering immense popularity among users.
The ranking of Apple’s top products is subject to change as The Verge continues to collect votes. The current top 20 list includes the original iPhone, original iPod, M1 chip, original Macintosh, Mac OS X, and other revolutionary Apple devices. As opinions vary, the debate on Apple’s best products remains lively and engaging.