Here is the directory for technology companies, such as Apple, Microsoft, and Google.
Companies
Apple
Microsoft
Google
Apple had already purchased NeXT. And after Steve Jobs' return, he had begun work on the iMac. This year Apple also lost $1 billion in revenue.
The launch of the online store along with the iMac, iBook, and PowerMac G3 were going well. NeXT continued to be intergreated with the new MacOS 9.
The website got a glass redesign for the new millenium. A developer preview for the upcoming Mac OS X was released. Alongside this was the launch of the iTools suite.
The new so-called sunflower iMac, second generation iPod, and eMac were released. Mac OS X Jaguar was also released.
The iPod Shuffle was introduced alongside the iPad Nano. This was also near the time where Macs were switching to Intel-based processors.
The first ever iPhone was introduced. It was given a full black preview on the website, below it was the first generation Apple TV.
The iPhone 3GS was launched with iPhone OS 3. On the Mac side of things, a new line-up of Macbooks launches alongside Logic Pro.
The first generation iPad mini was launched. At the bottom of this one's home page has the iPhone 5, an iMac, and an iPad.
Mentions an antitrust lawsuit of some sort and Microsoft Office 2000's preview program.
During Windows XP early days, it promotes Office XP and the early .NET platform.
The website was in a bland 'phase' and was a simple information hub for Microsoft products.
Shows off original Xbox content.
More colorful content, Office 2007 and Visual Studio 2005 are shown.
Glossy redesign during Windows 7's launching year. Windows Live Messenger, Silverlight, and Internet Explorer 7 are seen.
Windows sub-domain during Windows 7's early years.
Shows off Xbox 360 content, Xbox SmartGlass is seen.
Google's early years.
Mentions to now discontinued Google Toolbar, Google Zeitgeist (now Google Trends).
Subpage of fan-made Google logos, it also mentions the original BackRub name.
Program info page for Google Pack, seems to be desktop widgets.
Consortium for mobile open standards using Android.
Product page for the Nexus One.
App info page for the Google Search app, a Blackberry is shown.
Brand new redesign. Google+ and Google Ventures are seen.
Oracle
Broadcom
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Mentions Oracle Power Objects 2.0 and Windows NT.
Has a simple design.
Java and J22E are seen, the infamous "unbreakable" quote is also here.
More modern looking design, mentions IT classes.
Another redesign, competing against SAP SE in an annual report.
The annual conference JavaONE is seen.
First snapshot, contains mostly information.
Graphic design overhaul.
More "aero"-styled design with more images, an iPod giveaway is seen.
Redesign, mentions articles and events.
Redesign, mentions NFC payments in smartphones.
Last redesign before it started getting resource heavy. Mentions 5G Wi-Fi and an HTC phone is shown.