Remembering Steve Jobs's legacy on his 63rd birthday - Steve Jobs would have been 64 on February 24 this year, and although he may no longer be with us, he leaves his legacy in the form of one of the most valuable technology corporations in the world: Apple. Discover some random facts about Apple, its history, and its founders in the gallery!

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Founders - Steven Paul Jobs, Steven Gary Wozniak, and Ronald Gerald Wayne founded Apple on April 1, 1976.

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Apple headquarters - The Apple headquarters is located in Cupertino, California.

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Apple name - The company was named by Steve Jobs, who was a fruitarian at the time and just really liked the fruit.

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Apple I - The first Apple computer, Apple I, cost $666.66 according to the BBC. (Photo: Flickr/CC BY 2.0)

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First Mac - The first Apple computer consisted solely of an assembled circuit board.

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First advertisement - The first advertisement for Apple Macintosh aired during the 1984 Super Bowl XVIII.

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Apple company - Apple Inc. was called Apple Computer Inc. for 30 years (until 2007). It was changed to reflect its expanding market.

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Logo - The first attempt at the company logo was a drawing of Sir Isaac Newton.

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Original logo - The original Apple logo was a rainbow apple. It was changed to white in 1997.

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First Apple stores - The first two Apple stores opened in 2001, and were located in McLean, Virginia, and Glendale, California.

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Apple - The company tried selling other products during the '80s and '90s, including cameras, clothes, shoes, and video game consoles. (Photo: Flickr/CC BY 2.0)

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iPod - The name iPod came from '2001: A Space Odyssey.'

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iPod - The creator of the iPod initially offered the product to the companies Real Network and Philips, who both turned him down.

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Apple employees - According to busynessbiz.com, Apple has more than 123,000 employees worldwide.

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Apple stores - There are six states in the US that do not have an apple store, including Montana, North Dakota, West Virginia, South Dakota, Vermont, and Wyoming.

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Earnings - According to the site Compare Studio, Apple makes US$300,000 per minute.

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Slide-to-unlock - Apple has patented their “slide-to-unlock” feature and sued Samsung in 2017 for trying to duplicate it.

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Current income - Three-quarters of Apple’s current income comes from products developed within the past 10 years, according to thefactsite.com.

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Siri - Every Siri conversation is recorded and sent to headquarters to be analyzed and stored.

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Ronald Wayne - Apple co-founder Ronald Wayne sold his shares in the company for US$800 in 1977. Today, they would be worth billions.

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Smoking - Smoking near an Apple computer voids the warranty.

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Steve Jobs fired - Despite being one of its founders, Steve Jobs was fired from the company in 1985 after attempting to fire CEO John Sculley. He returned in 1997.

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iPhone sales - According to Svanews, Apple was selling 340,000 iPhones a day in 2012.

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Apple.com - According to the site Spinfold, Apple.com is among the top 30 websites in the US and the top 50 in the world.

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First iPhone - iPhones have only existed for almost 12 years, although they seem ubiquitous now. They were launched in 2007.

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iPhone name - iPhone was not the original name for the product. Developers initially considered the names Mobi, Telepod, and Tripod.

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Cash reserve - Apple had a larger cash reserve than the US Treasury in July of 2011 at US$76.4 billion, according to the BBC.

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Jobs' salary - For the final 15 years he spent with the company, Steve Jobs only accepted a salary of one dollar, just to qualify for the health benefits.

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