SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — A science fair project created by Cupertino eighth-grader Steve Jobs in 1968 sold for nearly $35,000 at an auction this month. Just days after turning 13 years old, Jobs wrote a ...

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Even in middle school, Jobs was fascinated with the tech world.

But one very personal item from Jobs's stepbrother John Chovanec's own collection netted over $30,000 — his 8th grade science project. As the listing reveals, this project remained at his childhood ...

Long before Steve Jobs helped build Apple into one of the world’s most influential technology companies, he was already experimenting with electronics. A science project Jobs created while he was in ...

Parents, convinced your child is a budding genius? Then be sure to save everything they make because maybe someday you’ll be able to auction it off for big bucks. As proof, a science project Apple ...

Science is usually one of the more hands-on subjects in middle school: Students design research questions, draw diagrams, and conduct experiments. But the country’s 8th graders are less likely to do ...

As Apple marks its 50th anniversary, the Cupertino-based tech giant has put a large collection of its memorabilia up for auction, including a sealed first-generation iPhone, a prototype iPod, and ...

Long before co-founding Apple and revolutionizing personal computing, a young Steve Jobs was already diving deep into electronics. In eighth grade, he built a science fair project titled “What is the ...

As Apple marks its 50th anniversary, a major milestone for the company. As it celebrates, some unusual pieces from the company’s history are attracting attention from collectors. Among them is a ...