iPhone - The Original iPhone

Since 2007, the release of iPhone has been hailed as the monumental event in the history of smartphones. The success of this first generation model is clearly evident as it has inspired several successors that bear its name and others that seek to emulate its iconic innovations. True to its marketing slogan, the first iPhone is indeed the beginning of many exciting innovations to come.

Dare To Be Different

When Steve Jobs was trying to experiment with the concept of having your own computer in the size that is smaller than a tablet and it was supposed to be easily accessible at your fingertips without the need of using mouse and keyboard or even stylus. Eventually, he decided such technology could be adopted on a mobile phone. During entering a joint development with Cingular Wireless, Apple has been given the freedom and liberty in developing every aspect of iPhone. This allowed Apple to unleash every creative idea that it can put without much interference. As a result, the iPhone was the outcome of a vision that had been fully realized and it gave birth to an unique form of mobile phone type that bore three distinct titles: a revolutionary mobile phone, a breakthrough Internet communicator and widescreen iPod with touch controls. In fact, these were the words used by Steve Jobs himself.

Redesigning What It Means To Be A Phone

Being described as both beautiful and breakthrough at the same time by Walt Mossberg of The Wall Street Journal, the iPhone has been greeted with much anticipation even before it was first released. Basically, the iPhone enables you to do a lot of tasks that are not normally possible when using a phone. The possibilities are truly endless when you can use it to check your e-mail, browse through sites, surf the Internet and other tasks that are associated with a personal computer.