Only less than four months ago Apple introduced the seventh generation of the phone iPhone with a fingerprint sensor and a revolutionary 64-bit processor. But not everyone can remember that he stood seven years ago at this time Steve Jobs on stage and introduced the world to the very first generation of the phone iPhone. It was a phone that changed the world forever and caused the fact that today only a few manufacturers sell classic push-button phones without a touchscreen and a quad-core processor.
The presentation, as it was then Steve Jobs presented at MacWorld Expo 2007 was truly phenomenal. In addition to the world encountering something that materialized the future, Steve was actually demonstrating a device that practically didn't work at all. As a former worker expressed earlier on his blog Applu Andy Grignon, Steve actually presented the prototype iPhone with almost broken software. That was also the reason why Apple announced that the device will not appear on sale until six months later, in the middle of summer. Announcing the first iPhone it was indeed very different from the presentation of today's models, where we learn that the device will appear as early as next week. But what would it look like today if Apple did he stick to his original plans? In that case, we would see the announcement of the first touch device a little earlier, and the world would recognize it as Safari Pad, or iPad.
iphone it also changed my life, having a treasure in my pocket, a device where a person can play a game, take a great photo, call, send sms, check e-mail, news on the Internet and all this in one device:
who would have believed it in the 90s, having a PC in their pocket until they arrived iphone, telephones were in their infancy and only after that the market developed into its present form, everyone worked on push-button mobile phones, but when I first saw an advertisement for iphone I was impressed with the 3GS, I tried it for the first time in 2009 iphone in telecom and ios I have arrived, simplicity, speed, clarity,
– Symbian s40 at the time was a pain on the Nokia n73 where it took a few seconds to get into the settings, not to mention other functions, so the slowness and stupidity of Symbian was replaced by intelligent ios, who is still my companion at work to this day,
over time, however, the simplicity of the setting disappears and v ios 6 and 7, a more complex tree of settings was created where you literally have to search for turning off the function ios 7, graphically it went in a weird direction
but it is a fact that ios is still the most intuitive and well-tuned software, despite the bugs,
As the years go by, more and more mistakes are made
iphone The 3G was my first iPhone, followed by the 4 and then the 4S, I still consider iphone for a top product in terms of the ratio of dimensions to functions, the competition has innovations but it has bricks, I hope apple will maintain comfort and mobility and will not leave out the iPhone and others in future lines iphone minithat he will not take the path of the fallen
Let me sum it up like this: Steve was a fighter and if he had lived, the competition could have been buried in the ground
Especially the idea that a man who built one of the first computers in a garage, a few years later, himself introduced the iPad. How so much has changed in such a short time and how Steve Jobs from its very birth to a new era – tablets.
mkmiki:
or the introduction of the first mac with mac osx,
bill gates and his gang just copied osx and made it windows, eric smidt just copied ios and created an android……..
without Steve jobsaa steve wozniak and their investor we would wait a very long time for tablets, imac, macbooky, ipods and other things
ipod also came in the time when people had walkmans and discmans :D maybe someone remembers people with a discman behind their belt and big sluchatkami on the head :D
RE: Amnart I agree with you in many ways.
Amnart: I also have to agree with you on many points, decent summary….
Pro I was introduced. iPhone "1" just a nice show and I was convinced that there was Apple very wrong and that the road does not lead this way (and he bought the perfect HTC Athena 7500 – by the way, significantly more expensive than iPhone!) …I couldn’t be further from the truth, fortunately…
voldzi: I also had an Athena, but my god it was a terrible brick :D :D for those times, ok, it was a nice device but it had a resistive display and the OS was a slow disaster :)