Macworld

Macworld is a media company that focuses on Apple Inc. products and the broader Apple ecosystem. It originated as a print magazine and website, offering news, reviews, and analysis related to Macs, iPhones, iPads, and other Apple devices and software. The company was founded in 1984, coinciding with the launch of the original Macintosh computer.

For many years, Macworld was also known for its annual trade show and conference, Macworld Expo. This event was a major gathering for Apple enthusiasts, developers, and industry professionals. It often served as a platform for Apple and third-party companies to showcase new products and technologies. Steve Jobs famously delivered keynote addresses at Macworld Expo, making significant product announcements that shaped the tech landscape.

Over time, the media landscape and the nature of tech events evolved. The print magazine ceased publication, and the website continued as the primary platform for Macworld's content. The Macworld Expo event also shifted in focus and attendance, eventually ceasing to be the massive industry showcase it once was. Today, Macworld continues to provide digital content, including news, reviews, how-to guides, and opinion pieces, serving a dedicated audience interested in all things Apple. The company's longevity is a testament to the enduring popularity of Apple products and the community that surrounds them.