History of the Apple iPhone

admin — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 18:55:46 +0000

The Apple brand has been around for years – developing computers and software, as well as the ever popular iPod line, and had a dedicated following of fans who applauded Apple’s innovative ideas. Their first venture into mobile phones resulted in the unveiling of the first ever iPhone in 2007. The first iPhone was unveiled by Steve Jobs, CEO and co-founder of Apple back in 1976, at the Macworld Conference and Expo in 2007. The concept of the iPhone was not that it was not just a phone, but that it was an entire handheld computer as well as a phone, and the design was based on the popular iPod. The launch of the iPhone was touted as a new era of mobile phones and indeed prompted the launch of the ‘smartphones’; phones that didn’t just make calls but that were full of interactive features, with full touchscreens and mobile browsing. The main draw of the iPhone was that customers would just as easily be able to surf the web or send an email as they would send a text or make a phone call. Jobs claimed that the first iPhone was “literally five years’ ahead of any other mobile phone.” The device sold more than five million handsets and was a worldwide success and was even voted the Invention of the Year by Time magazine in 2007. In July 2008, the next generation of the iPhone was released – the iPhone 3G. The 3G version of the iPhone brought the huge success of third party applications, which eventually grew into the App Store and of course featured tri-band 3G accessibility. The 3G phone was sold out online before it had even reached the High Street and continued the success of its predecessor. The improved iPhone 3GS was released in June 2009 and has several new features to improve the performance including running a 600MHz CPU with 256MB RAM as well as improved graphics. The 3GS version also featured applications like cut, copy and paste, a higher resolution camera with video capabilities and auto focus, voice control, improved memory and support for HSDPA downloads up to 7.2Mbps. The 3GS version proved to be even more popular that the previous versions and plans for a further 4G version of the phone are currently in the works with a rough release date of June 2010. Stay tuned for more news as we get it.

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iPhone – Advancements in Digital Technology

admin — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 12:13:15 +0000

Life these days became very busy and demanding. Man is trying his best to fulfill its demands. To meet these demands, he will have to rely on recent advancements of technology. The iPhone is one of the examples, one of which is becoming a necessity for everyone these days. In the past, when the computer was originated in the world, it compressed the world in a table. Everyone was astonished from its applications and functionalities. With the passage of time, other elements composing technology played their turns. This includes mobile phones, which brought about revolution in field of communication.

But with the advent of iPhones nowadays people are experiencing a new era of technological revolution. iPhones are equipped with so many applications that it is useful for all of us. It does not matter who you are or from which field you belong, it is for everyone. In the past people use dial ups for internet connections and it took ages to download or upload a small file but DSL connections nowadays are 100 times faster than dial ups. All of us are finishing our weekly jobs in hours. Similarly by using iphone you can have access to the internet everywhere even in the bathrooms as well. You are instantly informed of any message and you can enjoy all the applications which you use in your pc, something that many different phones do not offer. This is why the iPhone is the King of All Phones, a title that does not seem to be moving anywhere in the coming months.

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History of the Apple iPhone

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