Push Pop Press, founded by ex-Apple designers Mike Matas and Kimon Tsinteris, aimed to reinvent the book for the digital age. Their first project, "Our Choice" with Al Gore, showcased immersive interactions, integrating audio and video seamlessly. This innovative approach earned them an Apple Design Award but also attracted scrutiny from Steve Jobs over potential patent infringement.
Push Pop Press founders designed key elements of early iOS versions.
"Our Choice", Push Pop Press's interactive book, won an Apple Design Award.
Steve Jobs believed Push Pop Press's technology infringed upon Apple's patents.