<ul><li>Steve Jobs loses control of the Mac after a marathon board meeting in April 10, 1985.</li><li>Apple CEO John Sculley threatens to resign unless Steve Jobs is removed as executive VP and general manager of the Macintosh division.</li><li>With Jobs considered too young and inexperienced, Sculley saw him taking on a role similar to finding the next great product.</li><li>Jobs eventually resigns from Apple on September 16, 1985, after failed proposals to take over as CEO and president.</li></ul>

Today in Apple history: Steve Jobs loses control of the Mac

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