1) iPod
2) Graphical User Interface
3) iMac
4) iTunes
5) Mac OS X
6) iPhone
7) Newton
8) Apple II
9) Keynotes
10) MacBook Air

According to the Telegraph.co.uk

1. Apple
2. Berkshire Hathaway
3. Toyota Motor
4. Google
5. Johnson & Johnson
6. Procter & Gamble
7. FedEx
8. Southwest Airlines
9. General Electric
10. Microsoft

According to Fortune…

1. In the Beginning - Twenty-something college dropouts Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne start Apple in 1976.
2. Introducing Apple I - First Apple computer.
3. 1984: Dawn of the Mac - First Macintosh computer.
4. The Power-Sharing Deal - Partnership between Apple and IBM.
5. The Return of Jobs - Jobs had been ousted years earlier, but returned in 1997.
6. Computer Candy - 1998’s iMac.
7. iPod Mania
8. Mac OS X Releases
9. Dreamy Downloads - iTunes store
10. The iPhone

According to Time…

1. American Express
2. eBay
3. IBM
4. Amazon
5. Johnson & Johnson
6. Hewlett-Packard / U.S. Postal Service
7. Procter & Gamble
8. Apple
9. Nationwide
10. Charles Schwab

According to the Ponemon Institute…

1. Bill Gates
2. Steve Jobs, Apple
3. Larry Ellison, Oracle
4. Gordon Moore
5. Frank Cary
6. Michael Dell, Dell Computers
7. William Hewlett and David Packard, HP
8. John Chambers, Cisco Systems
9. Meg Whitman, eBay
10. Marc Benioff, Salesforce.com

According to iTnews.com.au…

1. Barack Obama, Democratic nominee2. Steve Jobs, Apple CEO

3. Michael Phelps, Olympic champion

4. Robert Downey Jr., screen actor

5. Stephen Colbert, political commentator

6. Gordon Ramsay, celebrity chef and star of Kitchen Nightmares

7. Christian Bale, actor

8. Rob Kay, Rock Band lead designer

9. Cristiano Ronaldo, soccer phenomenon

10. John McCain, Republican nominee

According to AskMen.com…

1. China Mobile, $31.0 billion
2. Cisco Systems, $26.2 billion
3. Microsoft, $21.2 billion
4. Apple, $20.7 billion
5. Google, $12.7 billion
6. Intel, $12.0 billion
7. Nokia, $10.8 billion
8. Dell, $9.0 billion
9. Motorola, $7.2 billion
10. Taiwan Semiconductor, $7.0 billion

According to Valleywag…

1—Some Like It Hot
2—Berries
3—Wild Salmon
4—Celery
5— Lemon Juice
6—Ice
7— Oats
8—Cabbage Patch
9—Soup
10—Apples

Read why.

1. “Think Different” by Apple (Read more)

2. “The Breakfast of Champions” by Wheaties (Read more)

3. “Where’s the Beef?” by Wendy’s (Read more)

4. ” Melts in your mouth, not in your hands” by M&M’s (Read more)

5. “Greatest Taste, Less Filling” by Miller Lite (Read more)

6. “Just Do It” by Nike (Read more)

7. “Good to the last drop!” by Maxwell House (Read more)

8. “Does she…or doesn’t she?” by Clairol (Read more)

9. “Fly the Friendly Skies” by United Airlines  (Read more)

10. “It’s the real thing” by Coca Cola (Read More)

According to Inc.com

10- It’s so cold, Donald Tump’s hair was shivering and rubbing its paws together.

9- It’s so cold, in New York City, there are more polar bears than rats.

8- It’s so cold, Democrats are calling for an end to our dependence on foreign cocoa.

7- It’s so cold, ABC is debuting a new reality series, “Defrosting with the Stars”

6- It’s so cold, Mathew McConaughey actually put on a shirt.

5- No number 5- writer suffering hypothermia.

4- It’s so cold, Romney changed his first name to Mitten.

3- It’s so cold, Apple just introduced iScarf.

2- It’s so cold, Barack Obama is campaigning in Peurto Vallarta.

1- It’s so cold, Rodger Clemens is injecting soup in his ass.

According to http://www.cbs.com, late show with David Letterman