General Magic

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General Magic was an influential 1990s Silicon Valley startup that pioneered early smartphone and personal digital assistant technologies, inspiring many later innovations in mobile computing.

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instanceOf defunct company
startup
technology company
country United States
describedAs "the most important dead company in Silicon Valley"
developed Magic Cap operating system
Telescript language
early personal digital assistant technologies
early smartphone concepts
dissolvedIn early 2000s
documentaryReleaseYear 2018
focus agent-based communication software
networked mobile devices
personal digital assistants
foundedBy Andy Hertzfeld
Bill Atkinson
Marc Porat
foundedIn 1990
hadEmployee Andy Rubin
Megan Smith
Pierre Omidyar
Tony Fadell
industry consumer electronics
mobile computing
software
influenced Apple iPhone
linked to: iPhone

Google Android
linked to: Android

eBay
inspired later smartphone designs
mobile computing innovations
knownFor influential 1990s mobile technology experiments
pioneering handheld communication devices
vision of a pocket-sized communication device
locatedIn California
Silicon Valley
partneredWith AT&T
Motorola
Philips
linked to: Philips N.V.

Sony
productType PDA software platform
mobile operating system
spunOffFrom Apple Inc.
status defunct
subjectOf documentary film "General Magic"
timePeriod 1990s
usedTechnology mobile agents
object-oriented programming
vision always-connected personal communicator

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Andy Hertzfeld knownFor General Magic
Andy Hertzfeld employer General Magic
Andy Hertzfeld founded General Magic
John Giannandrea employer General Magic