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Apple Founders

Do you know that Apple Inc was not founded by Steven Jobs and Steven Wozniak alone? Apple was founded by 3 geniuses!

Apple was found as partnership on April fool's day 1976 by three people who originally worked at Atari.

Steven Paul Jobs 1955 to 2011

Steven Gary Wozniak 1950 to date

Ronald Gerald Wayne 1934 to date


Apple was incorporated in January 3rd 1977 without Ronald who sold his shares out for $800, Not upto the price of an Ipad! Todays his shares will have been valued more than 40billion USD!  If he knew Apple will be this big he wont do that! Though he said he have no regrets for his action. The reasons for leaving Apple after 12days of founding as he said was because of Steven Jobs was too strict! Ronald wrote the Apple I manual, drafted the partnership and design the first Apple logo.

Apple logo! Designed by Ronald. 

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