A video tour of Apple Park goes inside, beyond the Steve Jobs Theater and the Apple Store
A recent video tour of the Apple Park headquarters take us to some of the building’s non-public areas which are normally off limits to regular visitors.
A recent video tour of the Apple Park headquarters take us to some of the building’s non-public areas which are normally off limits to regular visitors.
Apple’s impressive Steve Jobs Theater pavilion has won the prestigious award for Structural Artistry from the Institute of Structural Engineers.
Apple burned an estimated seventeen million dollars just to construct a 100,000 sq ft fitness center for employees, while the Steve Jobs Theater cost at lest $113 million to build.
Is this a gimmick or something we’ll be using on a regular basis? We shall see, but Apple did spend a few minutes of stage time discussing Animojis.
Bloomberg’s Alex Webb offers a detailed look into the interior of Apple’s 1,000-people underground auditorium where iPhone 8 keynote is scheduled to take place.
Next Tuesday, all eyes will be not just on the next iPhone but also on Apple’s mega-campus and the Steve Jobs Theater where the landmark event will be held.
Apple on Thursday sent out media invitations for a September 12 iPhone event at its brand new Steve Jobs theater.
The video shows further landscaping efforts, revealing Apple has now started paving a few areas like the walkway to the Steve Jobs Theater.
New sunset drone footage of Apple Park reveals additional landscaping work while offering a glimpse at the entrance of Apple’s underground auditorium.