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- "Why do you want an iPhone"<br><br>- "I don't know, it looks cool." stringlengths 1 962k ⌀
This documentary is missing a huge piece, namely the tiles. That is, when you rotate the phone from vertical to horizontal and back, the GUI objects realign and resize themselves.<br><br>That was invented in yet another company, not Apple.
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What was the role of Tim cook in all of this?Maybe operations..<br>No sarcasm here, genuinely curious about Tim cook's role
Obviously the iPhone is NOT the most influential product of all time. What an idiotic thing to say!
I think there still would have been iphone without steve. It would have been labeled differently probably. He was a jerk and jerk personalities only create a toxic workplace. His slaves created the iphone, not him.
Wait until you all hear the AirPod story. Y'all have no clue how close those came to not seeing the light.
Incredible!
Another job well done sir.
The Jobs quote about reading on the toilet is weirdly prophetic, I feel strange of I don't take my smartphone to the toilet with me.
All of this is so ubiquitous now. Funny to think in 2007 this was all like magic!
Man , Steve jobs was an asshole.
This was fantastic. Very well put together.
Yeah you are loooking at this through apple goggles. "full web experience to boot" my ass.
Created the modern smartphone LOL pretty sure smartphones existed before Apple came along and ones that had features Apple adopted many iterations down the line, like simple copy and paste from a message .
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Mate, your vids are so well made
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The App Store actually came out thanks to iNstaller and Cydia (I guess the devs were hired by Apple but can't confirm), i'm quite sure it would've never be the Appstore we know today if it weren't for those 2 (jailbreak was fantastic, I remember being simlocked on my iPhone with the 1.2.1 version, I was 13, what a time back then !)
They were going to call it the “MePhone” but they decided that was grammatically incorrect
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I liked my ROKR phone! It was a beautiful phone in the day.
I do use my apple products to read on the toilet a lot? So i guess he was right.
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All in the palm of their hands
I enjoy, appreciate, and value my iPhone's i've owned in my life time. Also, my 6th gen. iPad with Apple Pencil.
Touch screen has come a long way, but it STILL IS frustrating. Nothing will ever beat mouse and keyboard. That first section of this doc was a bit cringy. Also, humans are so good, heh? It's so good when we abuse one another if the end result is the iPhone. Right? It justifies abuse. Listen to all the people manifesting against this.
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Can you please do a video on General Magic!
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It wasn't that "revolutionary." The Treo phone was much better than the iPhone. It took years for the iPhone to catch up to the Treo. What Apple did better was marketing.
This story would make a great movie
What a great video! Thank you @ColdFusion for this as well! I can't find this version of the music at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24O00Jz8R04&t=06m50s">06:50</a>, can you erase upload it into your music playlist? I've found an other version on your SoundCloud but this one is much better! Thanks and continue to make great contents!!
One thing we can learn here. Put your family above all else. Company doesn't care about you or your family no matter how many past successes you have brought to them. They will discard you in a blink or in Steve Job's way 'delete contact' ....public execution style. As an employee just do your very best in your job but never idol the company. Family first.
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What happened to all those billion original iPhones
Great video. It's good to see some real research going into telling the story - especially about the UI development.<br>On that issue, I was surprised you didn't mention the gesture interface that appeared for a short time in MacOS in the late 90s/early noughties, I think. I tried this out for a while on my Mac, but it wasn't any great advance on the mouse and keyboard combination. Then, a few years later, when I watched Steve Jobs demo the iPhone, I thought "That's what it was for".<br><br>P.S. get yourself a spell checker, it's 'feud' not 'fued'.
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The ios word<br>Was never used till end of 2010<br>It was called iphone os
Jobs war einfach ein übler Zeitgenosse...
Watch this followed by: The Social Dilemma.
Steve jobs was a hack
Intro song: Dido & A.R Rahman - If I Rise (ENiGMA Dubz Remix), thank you :)
The big thing is probably that the first iPhone wasn't the revolution people think. Not only did LG manage to produce and launch a mobile phone with a lot of the same features, including capacitive touch that worked with many of the same interactions, but the sales were mediocre for an Apple product(although better than those of the LG KE850 Prada and the Motorola Apple Phone). <br><br>The iPhone revolution and success instead started with the iPhone 3G and the option to install apps from an app store, instead of being stuck with the ones the developer decided to add or having to find and install it the way Nokia used to do with the phones running Symbian. This could not have been done without the development of the first iPhone. Perhaps a new story of the iPhone 3G and the struggle of developers to convince Steve Jobs that an app store was a good idea could be a future story?
Go I wish I was 18 in 2010. I would have bought apple stock with every penny I earned.
.....?? u do kno android was before the iphone right??? both in software and hardware and always in quality OF software apple charges u a million dollars doesnt give u as much computing power, highly limits ur upgrade or repair paths, then highly limits the software u can even use on them because of their ego
Zooming in as done with the mousewheel well before pinching on a screen was a thing, this is comparing apples to oranges.
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The best day was when the first phone with android launched
Do Your homework Man! Everything started in General Magic, where Tony Fadel was an important employee. All those ideas were first made in General Magic by Marc Porat, B Atkinson, and Andy Hertzfeld. Check this <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHe5ziHRZoo">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHe5ziHRZoo</a> . This is the best-untold story of the iPhone.
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Brilliant video :) Loved every second 💪👍😀
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Technology mattered more than relationships, marriages and health.
Steve Jobs was cruel!
40 hours work week is fine. But it wouldn’t change the world.
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This is actually sad it sounds like they used their employees pushed them to the brink of insanity and gave them no thanks, acknowledgement or even cash just gradually fired them. To all those people hopefully one day who read this who created not only the iPhone but contibute to everyday things that improve everyone's lives and are never acknowledged, thank you, the world thanks you and we appreciate you., I remember that presentation day. When Jobs did the scrolling thing, I got a hard on!!! Lol, Iphones suck, @Paolo Coletti Steve was a genius. A genius tries new ideas, discards the bad ones and moves on to the next until he finds the good ones. The list of innovations Apple didn't invent but made commonplace in our lives because of the elegance in which they implemented it is long. You can say "another company would have done it a year later if Apple hadn't," but all those companies had years to do it before Apple and they didn't - because they didn't have the vision and didn't believe consumers cared enough about good design., @M H.G.<br> But we are NOT talking about ‘the smartphone’ you little F**KTARD <br>(so now, if we are going to play your little insulting game, you bet-ya I can do that as well as you) <br> <br>Believing Apple invented the smartphone you Muppet, is much like believing that Ford invented the motor car or even Tesla invented the electric car. <br>The original 2007 iphone was not particularly innovative as it was ONLY in fact mostly a collection of existing technologies: capacitive interface, internet browsing, email functionality, inbuilt mobile apps, 3rd party app store, music player etc etc the vast majority of which had already appeared on other mobile devices. <br> <br>The actual first recognised ‘smartphone’ per se was the IBM Simon launched waaaaay back in the analogue days of 1996. That title cannot be claimed by Apple or its squealing little disciples. Rewrite history you won't. <br>Apple didn’t invent shit with the iphone, but they 100% improved on them, amalgamated them and popularised it. The only ‘true’ innovation about the iphone was gesture control (pinch/zoom etc) Hence why they were successful in suing Samsung in 2012 (awarded 2018). Not exactly earth shattering, just good product design and marketing. Other companies had considered the ideas but it was Apple that brought them together first is all. Rather a hallmark of Jobs I think. <br> <br>The innovator of the smart phone generation they are NOT. <br>So if you are going to get all arrogant then you best get your f’ing facts right jackass <br> <br>Is that proportion enough for you ?, @Paolo Coletti We are talking about the SMART phone, MORON. It is a HUGE change, what are you like 10 years old? Do you not know how big of an impact this is? Nearing the wheel. Instant information at your fingertips. I can't believe this moron is seriously downplaying the introduction of the smart phone, lmao. A moron with no sense of proportion, at that!
Interestingly I have been saying this for a fair while to people. <br><br>As a ‘upcoming’ learning game developer, I have single handedly rewrote my own mind on what’s good and bad when it comes to technology, <br><br>As so recently someone in a group I attend, that’s full of NON technical people, on zoom, someone asked me what has changed for programming in C / sharp in the last 20 years. <br><br>And I hesitated and yes I didn’t get past the first sentence or two before someone went that’s over my head, but my analogy I was about to say (but never got the chance to) was this.<br><br>I’m learning C-Sharp. I don’t know Straight C, or C++, I’m using Unity which is ‘love it or hate it’ by developers. I like Unity in some respects but dislike how it’s teaching some bad habits (For those who don’t know in programming you have to be very literal. I want THIS heading, within this page, the first letter, to be bold or whatever. In Unity, you just make an object and drag that script or code onto the object and be like. Text = bold. It’s not useful if you wanna go anywhere else… but to rapid develop stuff? Oh yeah… it’s friggin epic!) <br><br>My analogy was this. You want to build a house, great, how do you do that? If you have the plot, you have the equipment. You make your plans, you get your materials, but if your an actual fully fledged developer developer, your at binary, your the foundation that everything else sits on. <br><br>You go up, well… you need walls, that’s your application specifics, like what does it run on? The size, the box everything else is contained within.<br><br>That’s a developer too, by the way, <br><br>Unity, is you have the foundation, and the walls, you can scale those walls if you want but it’s not required. It’s your project. <br><br>You can always add more walls, and create the inside of the house, and even go as deep as you want with it. But past those main original outside walls? You have to work to move them.<br><br>Then you have something like Scratch, construct 2, RPG maker, where, you came to make levels right? Not nitty gritty code. So we deal with that code you deal with painting the walls and we will be ready when you wanna talk about the inside walls for example.<br><br>I like to think developers and regardless of what language you use. The difference between 20 years ago and now. Is if you wanna go paint walls you can. The option to go build foundations hasn’t been lost, it’s just… Not the requirement, someone else has done it if you want to use it,<br><br>The reason I mention this, is just that OS, and from both hardware and the size and just what apple did with the IPhone as a END PRODUCT. <br><br>From just a end user experience, fixed and set up the next version to improve. <br><br>If you ask me, that task was not just unfounded, they didn’t just change the plethora of next ‘smart’ phones. Because back when, they were more self sustained devices. Which had those smart features* But didn’t have the OS integration. You take a photo, good luck moving it from it, as all the phones I ever had that were ‘smart’ had proprietary connectors, and whilst they had email, Good luck getting that sent for the what? 15p it costed to send anything over LTE, <br><br>If you asked me what the 3 things the Iphone did that was the right thing.<br><br>1. User interface, whilst I never had the original, my girlfriend back when, had I believe the 3G, then the 4, I maybe mistaken. Whilst I was impressed back when, just considering how small the screen was, made me go… I don’t need a touch screen, Like I heard people knock the PSP for not having a touch screen, I was confused why would you want to touch the screen and make it finger printy <br><br>2. Treating it as a computer. I can’t confirm for the original. But just having that ability to keep photos and videos, and respecting the internet, calendar etc. Has definitely enhanced my life. <br><br>3. Critically. It might sound daft to some but hear me out. <br><br>It put it in everyone’s hands. All the tools and all the features the original IPhone had? Came to every other phone. And was made to put for example, Everyone now has a camera. If they have a smart phone. When cameras were previously specialised equipment you handle that with respect. <br><br>A digital calendar, email access wherever, No longer limited to just businessmen and women. At work today, there was an IT issue with our work scheduling. Well, it’s been down most the week… I just got an email about 4 hours ago, whilst I’m AWAY from a computer, at a job where I didn’t get a break, for 6 -7 hours. (I left early so… draw your own opinion of whether I had a break or not) <br><br>About 6 years ago, I ended up at the job Center and I’d have to WAIT till I get home for that email reply, and I’d be forced to wait in case I got any message from friends or from any job apps. <br><br>I feel like I wasted so much time ‘at the computer’ and here’s to it, Not the first smart phone, but the first one the world really fully listened to. And to what it became, <br><br>I have full respect for everyone who worked on the original device, we have definitely reaped the rewards now - But the cost for everyone involved I hope one day that has already happened, you got your full reward for the effort
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You should do a video on how the iPhone has now changed the ability for small film budget movies to be able to be made now digitally with no film needed anymore and how that has totally changed and revolutionized filmmaking all over the world forever.
Then why only Steve Job that being recognised??? Hmmm,
I love your vids. About to buy your book on Apple books store as a thank and support to your great work 👌👏 Thanks again. Greetings from Slovakia🤗🙏
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Does anyone know the name of the opening song?
Fantastic video!
The tech is great but it is not worth anyone losing a marriage over. Family always trumps material possessions, everything actually.
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It’s still mind blowing to think how a technology that we take for granted today had such a rocky development. Every person who helped make the original iPhone should be recognized by everyone in the history books., They did a good job and got paid well for it. They didn't give their lives saving the world from the Nazis, they enabled Apple stock price to rise (which they all owned) by selling lots of high priced phones.<br>Definitely a great device, the way all the new (brand new or still young) technologies worked seamlessly, even beautifully, together, the thing was an engineering marvel. But let's not get carried away, these guys really don't need to be "recognized by everyone in the history books"., Absolutely. It's so amazing watching the aftermath of everything. You live a moment through its growth and uncertainty to see what it has done to our evolution. It's so beautiful. Thank you to everyone who was involved with all the incredibly challenging moments of the pain-staking process to get us here., @Gonzalo Sossa they took their own lives?, @Criptin It would but it wouldn’t be as good as we have today that we take for granted. And smartphones won’t probably be as accessible to the common folk., 12 of them died/an heroed
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No discussion how the first demo was for iPad? They decided to make a smaller iPad, that could make phone calls
Just imagine how much technology will progress in the next 10 years
And YouTube Premium (used to be called YouTube Red) is SO worth it! For like $16 a month.. no advertisements! And you can turn your screen off and still listen to your video.
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got a samsung ad on this vid
This was an amazing video omg... I appreciate the hard work you have put into this, I 🥫 only imagine how hard it was.
the revolution is zooming with 2 fingers, and lists bouncing when you reach the end. This video is ridiculous. Compare with existing products on the market at the release of the iPhone, you'll realise there's nothing exceptional about it.
Thanks to the App Store this device will be alive until something with holograms will appear!
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How great was that documentary? Apparently one of the original iPhone 1's still wrapped in plastic, are worth over $10,000.
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Errr.... iPhones suck. Over-priced, linux-software-stealing WE'LL TELL YOU WHAT YOU WANT AND HOW WE WANT YOU TO THINK pieces-of-shit. Years ago, I bought a ZTE that looked like it was an iPhone knock-off. Except for 15% of the price; it was WELL-OVER 100% better specced in every way.<br> "It would only be good for dropping down the toilet." (To paraphrase Steve Jobs)........
Big, little, big, little - GET ON IT!!!
I have always been fascinated with these people who give their life for something and don't get the fame others get for the same thing.
I wonder how much money were the team making during the time of the project. It better be able to compensate the stress that they unfortunately had to endure.
i have tried to use phone as a pc for a decade. it never worked. i gave up. now i use it as youtube and podcast device and make occasional phones and send and see messages.
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Huge respect for each person who worked on iphone and changed the world 🙏🙏🙏
This is basically a prepaid advertisement video inside of monetised youtube channel.
Thanks for the video it was very instructive!

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