Apple: Past, Present and Future Group 4: Samantha Bruyere, Claire Buitendorp, Maggie Hudkins, Anna Luke, Zac Roy

 Develop, design and sell electronics, computer software and personal computers  Mostly known for these products lines:  Mac  iPad  iPod  iTunes  iPhone Who is Apple?

 Apple Inc. was developed by Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs in the mid 1970’s  Wozniak developed the prototype for the Apple I in 1976  Apple was incorporated in January of 1977  Apple II was developed in 1977 and was widely successful  Subsequent designs, Apple III and Lisa were widely unpopular Apple:

 1984: Apple introduced the Macintosh  Changes in the structure of the company resulted in Jobs’ departure from Apple Inc.  From the 1980’s – 90’s, Apple produced a number of new devices to lukewarm reviews  1996: Jobs returns  Jobs aligned with Microsoft to enable Microsoft Office to be run on Macintosh computers Apple:

 Jobs revamped Apple with new, colorful iMac PCs  iPod and iTunes were developed in 2001  The implementation of the MacBook, iPhone and the iPad cemented Apple Inc. as a technology giant  Jobs succumbs to cancer in October 2011  Tim Cook replaces Steve Jobs at the helm of Apple  Apple launches the iPad Air, iPhone 5C and iPhone 5S to the market Apple: 2000-Present

 Steve Jobs was born on February 24, 1955  Attended Homestead High School  Enrolled in Reed College in 1972  Drops out  Works for Atari in 1974 Steve Jobs: Growing Up

 Emergence of Apple in 1976  Apple’s early years  Jobs “resigns” from Apple in 1985  Jobs creates Next Inc. and buys Pixar Jobs: Creating Apple

 Jobs returns to Apple in 1997  Puts an end to Mac clones  Apple returns to being profitable  Release of the iMac Jobs: Return to Apple

 Jobs officially named CEO of Apple in 2000  Jobs’ later contributions to Apple included:  iPod (2001)  iTunes (2003)  iPhone (2007)  On August 25, 2011, Jobs resigns as CEO due to health Jobs: The CEO of Apple

 Control Center  Quick access to controls and apps you always use  iTunes Radio  Create your own stations based on songs and artists you love  Siri  Redesigned interface, easier to understand, faster response time, and even takes on extra tasks  AirDrop  Quickly share photos, videos, and contacts with a share button  Camera  All shooting formats are front and center with cool new filters New iOS7 Features

iPhone 5s vs. iPhone 5c iPhone 5s  Available in silver, gold, and space gray  Touch ID fingerprint identity sensor  iSight camera with larger 8MP sensor  M7 motion coprocessor  A7 chip with 64-bit architecture iPhone 5c  Available in green, blue, yellow, pink, and white  8MP iSight camera  A6 chip – designed to be extremely energy efficient so that you can spend all day using all the features without worrying about battery life

Key Upgrades from 4 to 5 Series  Touch ID fingerprint identity sensor  iSight camera with 8MP sensor  M7 motion coprocessor  A6 and A7 chip  +2 hour of talk and internet use time from 4s  ½ inch larger display  1136x640 resolution  Larger color selection

Future of the iPhone  Apple plans on keeping up with customer demands:  Making phones durable  Adding more features  Easy to use

 More options:  Cheaper version – iPhone 5c:  Bright color selection  Expensive version – iPhone 5s:  Luxurious colors like gold and silver  Different sizes – future iPhone 6:  The next iPhone will have a choice of large or small More Choices for Customers

Keeping up with the Competition  Apple is changing the overall look of the iPhone:  Removing home button  Making it look like other similar phones  Continuing to update software (iOS 7)