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At the Wonderlust event, today evening at 10:30, Apple is set to introduce its most recent iPhone series. The iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max are the four new iPhone models that are most likely to be announced.
On Tuesday, September 9, 2008, Steve Jobs, the chairman and co-founder of Apple Inc., delivers a speech at a gathering called "Let's Rock" at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater in San Francisco, California, in the United States. In order to draw customers during the holiday shopping season, Jobs unveiled slimmer iPod media players that can store twice as many music.
How the idea of iPhone came to Steve Jobs?
Although the iPhone was one of Apple's most successful products, the company did not initially work on the idea of a smartphone. Instead, founder Steve Jobs wanted his engineers to work on a tablet with a visual keyboard.
Later, after seeing the multi-touch functionality of the new device, Jobs asked his team to work on the phone instead.
What did the first iPhone screen look like?
The original iPhone that Steve Jobs introduced at an event in 2007 had a plastic screen, but it was later changed to glass. Apparently, Jobs discovered that the plastic screen of the iPhone caused a lot of scratches when it was kept in his pocket, and he later asked Corning Glass to develop glass for the iPhone.
Although iPhones made a name for themselves and were associated with quality and reliability, the original iPhone only lasted two months from Apple. The OG iPhone was released in 4GB and 8GB versions, but the former was later removed from the shelves within 2 months, while the price of the 8GB version was reduced.
How was the iPhone originally called?
To keep the original iPhone a secret, Apple gave the smartphone a code name. According to information, the smartphone was coded Purple and the place where the employees worked with it was called the Purple Dormitory.
During the now famous presentation in 2007, Steve Jobs actually ordered 4,000 lattes from Starbucks to highlight the features of the new iPhone. Wanting to highlight the Maps feature of the new iPhone, Jobs found the nearest Starbucks and called them. Jobs then went to order 4,000 lattes with an attendant.