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The desktop analogy continued to flourish and spread. Over the course of the following three decades, it would not just enable and facilitate the daily work of billions of people around the world but reshape the way people interacted with digital devices generally, and therefore with each other. In the broadest sense, the genie Jobs had released—democratic access to computing power—was out of the bottle forever, and the information age had truly begun.

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