In the meantime, more than one person has taken care of the name of the company we most talked about in this way: Apple, Apple Name chosen by Steve Jobs. The exact reasons for the choice remain a mystery, but Steve Jobs's weakness for apples has several reasons for that.
Apple, tribute and inspiration
The reasons why Steve Jobs named Apple in his new company are unknown to Steve Wozniak, the company's founder. However there are a few rumors it is still uncertain why the works that Job would have had to choose the name.
First of all we know that the two Steves have been searching for a less intimidating name. Technology at the time was very broke and sought a way to give them a kind and affordable name. Also, alphabetically speaking, Apple will emerge among the top executives, even before Atari, the company where Steve Jobs had worked before founding Apple. In fact, Apple shares are publicly traded under the AAPL brand, a name that also puts the company in the name.
"Design is not just about the look, how the architecture works" – Steve Jobs
If we look at the first logo of the company, where Isaac Newton appeared sitting under an apple tree that inspired his famous law, we can draw some conclusions. No doubt Newton was someone who admired and wanted to honor him in the logo. The company, however, called Apple, Newton's inspiration, one step further. Regarding the fact that the apple is Apple has bitten The reason is simple: give it a scale. In this way it was avoided to be confused with cherry.
Create apples, eat apples, where are apples?
We already know that Steve Jobs was a vegetarian. His downsides, above all, were dark green vegetables, like cabbage or broccoli. From a young age Jobs was following a familiar diet and fasting from time to time, or eating one or two meals a week. Apples are one of your favorite foods within your diet In fact, it seems that throughout this 1977, Apple's second year of life, you ate only fruits, especially apples.
The Macintosh building project began in the late 1970s when Apple Raskin, an Apple employee, envisioned a low-cost and easy-to-use computer for the average consumer. Raskin wanted to invent the Macintosh computer in honor of McIntosh, your favorite type of apple, though not for legal reasons. The sounds are very similar, so Steve Jobs asked that the name be released so that Apple could use it. By refusing, Apple bought the rights to the name. Later the name Macintosh It's discarded and is currently coming from one location within the Apple universe. Do you know which one?
Apple's name will probably speak for a long time
at the same time as Steve Jobs, responsible for choosing it. And we will undoubtedly continue to celebrate and enjoy the products that showcase the logo of the most famous of fruits: Apple.
