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Microsoft just turned 50. Here's a look at an iconic 1978 photo of its first employees and where they are now
Winsage
April 4, 2025

Microsoft just turned 50. Here’s a look at an iconic 1978 photo of its first employees and where they are now

A 1978 photograph of the early Microsoft team has resurfaced, featuring notable figures such as Bill Gates, Paul Allen, Andrea Lewis, and Marla Wood in the front row. The middle row includes Bob O’Rear, Bob Greenberg, Marc McDonald, and Gordon Letwin, while the back row consists of Steve Wood, Bob Wallace, and Jim Lane. This image highlights the collaborative spirit and diverse talents that contributed to Microsoft's early successes in the personal computing industry.
Jingle Jam raises $3.4m for charity
AppWizard
December 17, 2024

Jingle Jam raises $3.4m for charity

The Jingle Jam livestreaming charity event raised £2.7 million over a two-week period from December 1st to 14th. The funds will be distributed among eight charities: Autistica (£314,000), CALM (£470,000), Cool Earth (£280,000), Sarcoma UK (£269,000), The Trevor Project (£305,000), War Child (£300,000), Wallace and Gromit's Grand Appeal (£396,000), and Whale and Dolphin Conservation (£339,000). Donors contributing over £35 received a collection of games as a token of appreciation.
Boise Gets A Minecraft Remodel In New Viral TikTok
AppWizard
December 13, 2024

Boise Gets A Minecraft Remodel In New Viral TikTok

Idaho is gaining attention on social media for its unique character and local businesses. A recent viral video showcased the beauty of Wallace, Idaho, while another content creator recreated a strip mall in Boise within the game Minecraft, drawing admiration for its accuracy. Wallace's charm continues to resonate online, highlighting the state's creativity and community spirit.
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