High Tech Facts About Apple And How It Made Technology Cool

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There are few companies that have changed the world as much as Apple. Started in a garage by a couple friends, it has since grown to be one of the biggest and most influential companies in the world. In terms of total assets, Apple is actually the world’s largest technology company. To paint an even more accurate picture, Apple has more cash in its pocket than the US government. Do you want some more fun facts? There are more than 1 billion Apple gadgets being used around the world right now. Of course, no big company or government is without criticism and Apple has had its fair share. From sweatshops to dubious tax practices, the company’s reputation is nowhere near as clean as its designs. But we won’t go into that too much here. Today we’re going to talk about those sleek, cool, incredible little gizmos and gadgets that Apple has taken over the world with. You’ll soon see why Apple is richer than most countries. So whether you’re a proven Apple maniac or not, get ready to dive into the world of i-this and i-that. These are some high tech facts about Apple and how it made technology cool!
 

In July of 2011, Apple had more cash in the bank than the US government
 

By using iTunes, you have agreed to not use Apple products to build nuclear weapons
 

Smoking near an Apple computer voids the warranty
 
Employees at Apple Headquarters earn an average of $125,000 per year
Every minute, Apple earns $300,000
 
1983 brought the first iPhone design. It looked more like an iPad with a landline attached.
 
Apple co-founder Ronald Wayne sold his shares for $800. Today they would have been worth $35 billion
 
Apple can't use the iPhone trademark in Brazil because a company called Gradiente Eletronicas registered it in 2000
 

The iPhone is nearly twice as expensive in Brazil as it is in the US
 

A teenager in China sold his kidney to buy an iPhone
 

Pilots like to use iPads as a replacement to traditional pen and paper
 
Every iPhone ad has the time at 9:41 AM. This is when Steve Jobs unveiled it in 2007
 
The processor for the iPhone is actually made by Samsung
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