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  Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates was caught off guard with the launch and structure of Apple's iTunes Store in 2003, with Apple co-founder Steve Jobs once again putting Gates in catch-up mode, according to an internal email that surfaced this week. Dug up by Internal Tech Emails and posted to Twitter, Gates' correspondence was made public in the Comes v. Microsoft class action lawsuit from 2000. In the letter to Microsoft executives, Gates vented about Apple's — more specifically Jobs' — ability to beat the industry in obtaining beneficial licensing deals for the then-new iTunes ...

This one email explains Apple An email has been going around the internet as a part of a release of documents related to Apple’s App Store based suit brought by Epic Games. I love this email for a lot of reasons, not the least of which is that you can extrapolate from it the very reasons Apple has remained such a vital force in the industry for the past decade.  The gist of it is that SVP of Software Engineering, Bertrand Serlet, sent an email in October of 2007, just three months after the iPhone was launched. In the email, Serlet outlines essentially every core feature of Apple’s App S...

2021-06-04T03:00:29Z For every Apple product that goes on sale, there are likely tens or hundreds or versions that don’t. While most remain in the design room trash basket or tucked away in a room somewhere in Apple Park, a document that was disclosed as part of the Epic Games dispute gives us a peak into the world of the Apple also-rans. The two-page document is an agenda from an Apple executive meeting, emailed by Steve Jobs on August 5, 2007 for a meeting the following day. The agenda items cover product groups including Mac, music and iPhone (the first iPhone was launched just two month...

Internal Apple emails have revealed that the company discussed offering a Mac tablet, a 15-inch MacBook Air model, an iPod "Super nano," and...

The email written by Steve Jobs on August 2007, shows the agenda of an Apple executive team meeting scheduled for August 6th. The meeting was divided into...