An curved arrow pointing right. In the mid-1970's, Steve Jobs made a pilgrimage to India with the help of Atari CEO and founder, Nolan Bushnell. Apple co-founder and author of "Adventures of an ...

Everyone knows Steve Jobs as the genius who made Apple a tech goliath. But Jobs wasn't born as Apple's CEO. After he dropped out of Reed College, Jobs started working at Atari as a technician.

Just ask entrepreneur Nolan Bushnell, who in the 1970s turned down an opportunity to help an enterprising Steve Jobs to ...

Although Steve Wozniak helped design Atari's Breakout as well as blue box devices and computer components, it was his HP-65 calculator that he sold for $500. Jobs, meanwhile, sold his sole means ...

These items, along with rare Atari prototypes and pieces from computing legend Douglas Engelbart, can be viewed on the RR Auction website. Why It Matters: The auction of Steve Jobs‘ signed check ...

There were several hardware solutions to this, adding voices to everything from automated telephone systems to video game consoles, all the way to Steve Jobs using the gimmick to introduce ...

[Laughs] I learned a lot that summer." Steve Jobs was employee number 40 at Atari. Jobs met Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak at Atari, and the pair ended up making the Apple I. I think death is the ...

Breakout was published in 1976 by Atari, where a young Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs were involved in building the game. Inspired by Pong, Breakout centers around the player moving a bar ...