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Apple is providing employees with a special gift in honor of its 50th anniversary, which takes place on Wednesday, April 1. Employees will receive a commemorative t-shirt, enamel pin, and limited-edition poster, all of which have the scribble-style rainbow Apple logo that Apple has been using for its 50th anniversary artwork.

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An Apple Park sign says that products are "crafted by hand" and are available for employees to pick up until April 30.





Apple kicked off its 50th anniversary celebrations in March, and has been hosting concerts and Today at Apple events around the world. There was an Alicia Keys concert in New York, a Li Yuchun performance in Chengdu, a Mumford & Sons concert in London, a meetup with professional figure skater Elladj Baldé in Vancouver, a light show with music composed by Bailey Pickles in Sydney, and more.

Apple plans to wrap up its 50th anniversary party with a special finale performance at its Apple Park campus for employees. The musical guest hasn't yet been announced, but rumors suggest that it will be Paul McCartney.

Article Link: Apple Celebrates 50th Anniversary With Employee Gifts, Plans Finale Concert at Apple Park
 
Would have expected higher quality gifts. The cheap collar on that T-shirt says dollar store quality. Should have been at least a polo shirt with embroidered logo.
agreed. More like gift crap. You'd think since it's limited they would do a little more than screen print a few beefy t's and calling it good. More money to invest in new Siri.
 
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I was curious to see what swag they were going to give employees for the anniversary. While the t-shirt is quite nice, at least it's nothing so amazing that I regret not being an employee anymore.

Truth is, we got better stuff for the various Mindful Minute and Close Your Ring challenges...lol.
 
Pretty telling that Pogue’s book (which I like, but it’s not an Apple product) is going to be the main item available for those of us who have stood by Apple over the years.

Now, I’ll be honest, I’m not going to buy a 50th anniversary iPhone or Mac, but it strikes me that Apple is missing a chance to reconnect with a lot of us who have grown disillusioned with the company during Cook’s tenure.

It is what it is, but it speaks volumes as to what Apple is now.
 
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