With the success of the iPod and iPhone, Apple has become celebrated for sleek devices that fly off the shelves. But deep in the annals of Apple history are a number of products that were commercial flops.
By Yoni Heisler
While Steve Jobs exclaimed that the "hockey puck" mouse was the best mouse ever created, it was in reality ergonomically uncomfortable and functionally inefficient to use. Thankfully, the circular form of the hockey puck mouse has disappeared, yet the mouse still makes cameo appearances in a variety of "Worst Tech Products in History" lists. Which Mac sported the awful hockey puck mouse?
Think you know Apple? Take our Apple trivia quiz to find out how much you really know.
Apple unveiled its latest smartphone offerings this week, in the form of two new devices: the 16GB and 32GB iPhone 3G S. That's all fine and good for Apple fanatics; you can have your spiffed up iPhones. Here are eight more devices we like just as much - or more - than Cupertino's new mobile wares.
Ronald McDonald and the NBC Peacock may get more TV air time, but today's operating systems have cool logos, too. Google, Apple, Microsoft and the Linux crowd crafted mascots ranging from cute lizards to circles of life. Here we look at the origins of the logos and look ahead to their future.
From the first prototype portable computer in 1968 to the OLPC XO (an inspiration for netbooks) to the CrunchPad Web tablet of the near future, these 16 notebooks mark important stages in the progress of laptops.
We have PCs packed into pianos, barbecue grills, gas pumps, and whisky bottles - and that doesn't even scratch the surface. Check out these 20 wild, working pieces of PC art.
A look at some of the slickest, sleekest, most stylish desktops of the future that are currently available.
The origins of iconic tech products. High-tech hotels. The top 10 cities for tech workers. The silliest BlackBerry accessories. Get it all right here and much, much more.