Apple Inc. Knowledge Graph

**Entity Types**:
- **Company**: Apple Inc.
- **Person**: Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, Ronald Wayne, Tim Cook, Eddy Cue, Craig Federighi, Johny Srouji, Dan Riccio, John Giannandrea, Jeff Williams, Greg 'Joz' Joswiak, Lisa Jackson, Phil Schiller, Laurene Powell Jobs, Jony Ive, Ming - Chi Kuo, Katy Huberty, Steve Capps, Mark Johns
- **Location**: Cupertino, California
- **Product**: iPhone, MacBook, iPad, iPod, Apple Watch, macOS, iOS, iTunes, Safari, iLife, iWork, iTunes Store, iOS App Store, Mac App Store, iCloud

**Relationships**:
- **Founded**: Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne founded Apple Inc. in 1976.
- **Located in**: Apple Inc. is located in Cupertino, California.
- **Produces**:
   - Apple Inc. produces the iPhone (a smartphone).
   - Apple Inc. produces the MacBook (a personal computer).
   - Apple Inc. produces the iPad (a tablet computer).
   - Apple Inc. produces the iPod (a portable media player).
   - Apple Inc. produces the Apple Watch (a smartwatch).
   - Apple Inc. produces macOS (an operating system for Macs).
   - Apple Inc. produces iOS (an operating system for iPhones and iPads).
   - Apple Inc. produces iTunes (a media player and media library application).
   - Apple Inc. produces Safari (a web browser).
   - Apple Inc. produces iLife (a suite of multimedia and creativity software).
   - Apple Inc. produces iWork (a suite of productivity software).
   - Apple Inc. operates the iTunes Store (a digital media store).
   - Apple Inc. operates the iOS App Store (a digital distribution platform for iOS apps).
   - Apple Inc. operates the Mac App Store (a digital distribution platform for Mac apps).
   - Apple Inc. provides iCloud (a cloud storage and computing service).

**More Related People Information**:
- **Steve Jobs**: The co - founder and late CEO of Apple. Renowned for his visionary leadership, he was at the forefront of many of Apple's revolutionary product launches, such as the original Macintosh, iPhone, and iPod. His design - centric and user - friendly approach shaped Apple's brand identity.
- **Steve Wozniak**: Co - founder of Apple, inventor of the Apple II computer, which was a significant early personal computer that helped popularize the concept of home computing.
- **Ronald Wayne**: One of the original co - founders of Apple, although he sold his share back to Jobs and Wozniak early on.
- **Tim Cook**: The current CEO of Apple since 2011. Under his leadership, Apple has continued to grow and expand its product lines, and he has been credited with streamlining the company's operations.
- **Eddy Cue**: Senior Vice President of Internet Software and Services at Apple. He is responsible for important services like iTunes, Apple Music, Apple Maps, and iCloud.
- **Craig Federighi**: Senior Vice President of Software Engineering. He oversees the development of Apple's major operating systems including macOS, iOS, and iPadOS, and is known for his engaging presentations at Apple events.
- **Johny Srouji**: Senior Vice President of Hardware Technologies, in charge of products like Apple Silicon and battery technology development.
- **Dan Riccio**: A long - time Apple executive involved in the hardware engineering of nearly every Apple product. He has recently transitioned into a role related to Apple's AR and VR initiatives.
- **John Giannandrea**: Senior Vice President of Machine Learning and AI Strategy. He joined Apple from Google and also oversees the Apple car project.
- **Jeff Williams**: Apple's Chief Operating Officer. He has been crucial in the development of products like the Apple Watch and in driving health - related initiatives at Apple.
- **Greg 'Joz' Joswiak**: Senior Vice President of Worldwide Marketing, having been involved in the marketing of major Apple products including the iPhone, iPad, and iPod over the years.
- **Lisa Jackson**: Vice President of Environment, Policy, and Social Initiatives at Apple, previously the EPA administrator in the Obama administration.
- **Phil Schiller**: Former Senior Vice President of Worldwide Marketing, now an Apple Fellow, still involved in managing the App Store and Apple events.
- **Laurene Powell Jobs**: Steve Jobs' widow, a philanthropist, and founder of the Emerson Collective, which focuses on social change through entrepreneurship.
- **Jony Ive**: Apple's former design chief for over 20 years, responsible for iconic product designs such as the iMac G3, iPod, and iPhone.
- **Ming - Chi Kuo**: A well - known Apple analyst who provides insights into upcoming Apple products based on supply chain data.
- **Katy Huberty**: A former Morgan Stanley analyst who closely followed Apple's stock and was often bullish on the company.
- **Steve Capps**: A programmer who developed Through the Looking Glass while working on the original Macintosh.
- **Mark Johns**: Associated with Apple during its early days.

**More Related Product Information**:
- **iPhone**: Apple's flagship smartphone, which has seen numerous iterations since its launch in 2007. It features advanced cameras, high - performance processors, and a large ecosystem of apps available through the iOS App Store.
- **MacBook**: Apple's line of laptops, known for their sleek design, build quality, and the macOS operating system. Different models cater to various user needs, from lightweight and portable options for everyday use to high - performance models for professionals in fields like graphic design and video editing.
- **iPad**: A popular tablet computer that offers a range of uses, from casual web browsing and media consumption to more productive tasks with the help of apps and accessories like the Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard.
- **iPod**: A portable media player that revolutionized the music industry by making it easy for users to carry a large music library in their pocket. Different models included the iPod Classic, iPod Nano, iPod Shuffle, and iPod Touch.
- **Apple Watch**: A smartwatch that not only tells time but also offers features such as fitness tracking, heart rate monitoring, notifications, and the ability to run third - party apps.
- **macOS**: Apple's operating system for Mac computers, providing a user - friendly interface, seamless integration with Apple's hardware, and a suite of pre - installed applications.
- **iOS**: The operating system powering Apple's mobile devices like the iPhone and iPad. It offers a smooth and intuitive user experience, strict app review processes for security, and regular software updates.
- **iTunes**: Initially a music player, it evolved into a media management and distribution platform for music, movies, TV shows, and podcasts. It also serves as a way to sync content between Apple devices and a computer.
- **Safari**: Apple's web browser, known for its speed, security features, and integration with other Apple services and devices.
- **iLife**: A suite of software applications that includes iPhoto (for photo management), iMovie (for video editing), and GarageBand (for music creation), aimed at helping users create and manage their multimedia content.
- **iWork**: A productivity suite consisting of Pages (word processing), Numbers (spreadsheet), and Keynote (presentation software), which can be used for creating professional - looking documents, spreadsheets, and presentations.
- **iTunes Store**: A digital media store where users can purchase and download music, movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.
- **iOS App Store**: A platform where developers can distribute their apps to iOS users. It has a vast catalog of apps across various categories, from games to productivity tools.
- **Mac App Store**: Similar to the iOS App Store, but for macOS applications, providing a convenient way for Mac users to discover and install software.
- **iCloud**: A cloud - based service that allows users to store and sync their data, including photos, documents, contacts, and calendars, across multiple Apple devices. It also offers features like iCloud Backup and Find My, which helps users locate lost devices.