Today, we celebrate the 11th anniversary of The Apple Post, marking over a decade of coverage and analysis on all things Apple.
The Apple Post was founded by Tom Sykes, who created a Facebook page in 2012 dedicated to all things Apple which was followed by a small group of friends and family. Gradually, the page’s audience started to grow, with The Apple Post quickly seeing its first hundred followers not long before the first thousand, leading Tom to create The Apple Post’s website — kickstarting the journey over the past 11 years, which has seen millions of readers around the world turn to TAP for the latest Apple news, iPhone leaks, Mac rumors and in-depth HomeKit guides.
Since its conception, The Apple Post has had several contributing writers from around the world join the team to share their passion for Apple through stories, reviews, how-to guides, and more. We would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to Timothy Phillips, Brandon Bourne, Nathan Simpson, and Louisa Gareiss for contributing to The Apple Post and helping grow the site over the years.
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Celebrating the 10 year anniversary of The Apple Post last year, Tom Sykes was interviewed to look back on the journey of TAP, in which he discussed the story of turning his small-scale blog into a worldwide news source covering all the latest Apple news and leaks.
We are profoundly grateful to our readers who have played an integral role in our growth and have steadfastly supported us throughout our journey. Many of our readers have been with us since the very beginning, and their engagement has been instrumental in shaping The Apple Post into what it is today.
Thank you for being an essential part of our story.
