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Apple was and still is full of crap
As always, you made such a great documentary video. I really enjoyed watching your videos. Thanks mate!!!
It is said that a Finnish inventor presented his phone prototype with same kind of features to Steve Jobs, but was rejected. <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MyDevice">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MyDevice</a>.
The problem was Apple didn’t pattern this touch screen technology. Without much hardwork, Samsung just copied and many more companies
This was amazing...we definitely need to show some flowers for those who created this amazing tech. Its been over a decade, its time. They really helped to change the world for the better imo!
Imagine if you were a part of creating this thing and it had the effect on the world the iPhone has. Crazy., @Akira 28 Shima who was the last president or world leader that really shaped the world, or just the country, to the extent that the iPhone has? It sounds silly, its just tech vs presidents who have started wars, but the iPhone really paved the way for the entire world to be connected online and information to be available, both for the good and certainly for the bad. It's a big thing., @Akira 28 Shima I just mean the feeling that you personally influenced the modern world to that extent, not so much in any other benefitial way., The sadistic Jobs won’t allow you to have any joy from the creation. He took all the credit and fired most of them.
Nice even the last apple 1 B4 THIS VID
Thinking the "i" means ""I" pretend to invent things." I was on my 3rd smartphone when the iPhone came out and invented smartphones. Or something. Like how my Asus Tablet was shocked to find that it didn't exist because the iPad just came out and invented tablets. Or something. My Palm Pilot thought the iPod intro was funny. So did my various mp3 players. Or something.<br><br>The gamble is that when or if the sheep learn that they are NOT on the cutting edge, they will have so over-paid that cognitive dissonance avoidance will smother the facts. Great gig if you can get it. Well done, Apple.
no 3G, no Video recording, no flash, no Front camera, no Flash - i didnt buy it
This is expected from a new technologies. Also no one have ever done this before. Even the likes of Nokia and Blackberry 2 giants back then were not able to transition from their featured phones to a full touch. Even Microsoft and Palm failed because these giant corporations dont have the expertise. IPhone is build from the ground up.
I read that Steve Jobs created a funeral-planning app…..<br><br><br><br><br>iDied.
thanks for the great documentary ;-)
Truly informative & fascinating. Totally recommend. Also provides a key piece of info re: Newton - problem with touch screen being resistance touch. But, re: nobody knows sacrifices made, etc., many don’t remember or never used what came before the iPhone, & thus can’t appreciate how big a leap forward it was after what we’d used in the late 80s, 90s, & beyond. It was a tech shift comparable with the invention of mechanical devices in the distant era when devices were wind or water powered. Or the invention of the steam engine. It was astounding how quickly the world changed after the iPhone was popularized. As this video points out, for better and for worse.
This video perfectly sums up everything I love about this channel.
Huge respect for the engineers and geniuses at apple and middle finger for steve, The problem is not the pushing and squeezing the “very best” out of people. The problem was not being recognized or acknowledged, @Vedant Mungre him pushing them could be rationalised by his terminal illness. But truly speaking, by today's standards this would easily be a violation of human rights., Had Steve Jobs not pushed them, they wouldn't have done the great work. Ofcourse it's horrible but true. Tim Cook can't push people to do such things so Apple doesn't make ground breaking products
You really need to do one on Android next.
this whole story reminds me of the bill burr joke about steve job liken to be like 'nerd-jesus'.<br><br>check out bill burr's joke.
i don't understand, why Tony is being fired?
Like any great novel, road to great innovation is seldom a straight path!
When you have vision, and money, and drive, and insight, and you purchases a technology exists but not fully utilised and you bring it to millions and ensure that invention continues to exist and is used, you get to say YOU INVENTED IT.
So he was just like another crazy engineer Elon...I wish success to the honest Jeff Bezzos.I am Kimeli from Kenya!
This was truly informative and educational. Must see more in the future., Available on WhatsApp, Thanks~~~~~<for watching and commenting~don't forget to hit the subscribe button for more What'sapp ~~✙12059478675
Great doc! thank-you for a top quality presentation, new subscriber here 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻, Available on WhatsApp ☑️, Thanks~~~~~<for watching and commenting~don't forget to hit the subscribe button for more What'sapp ~~✙12059478675
The Iphone was one of the greatest inventions of humankind., Available on WhatsApp ☑️, Thanks~~~~~<for watching and commenting~don't forget to hit the subscribe button for more What'sapp ~~✙12059478675
Coincidentally, I recently wrote a program that can scroll with rubber banding and velocities from scratch in a mobile version of BASIC
People get screwed by business ! Jobs went away because of his bastardy !
Steve Jobs passed away on 5th Oct 2011<br>My first iphone was delivered on 5th Oct 2021. Exact 10 years later.
“It created the modern smartphone..” is the moment I’ll take a moment to process this. Because it’s horsesh**.
Lol the ATM is in ukrainan
I’m here on 2021, iPhone 13 has released. <br>I however still use my iPhone 8 plus. It was released more than 4 years ago. It has never crashed or lagged using regular daily apps. This Is why I prefer it to android
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24O00Jz8R04&t=25m03s">25:03</a> Jobs is savage.. that’s how you fire someone?
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24O00Jz8R04&t=23m56s">23:56</a> gave me tears of joy
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24O00Jz8R04&t=12m30s">12:30</a> Jobs was blown away.. quite an achievement
I love this story ….. kinda look at Steve Jobs different
steve jobs was such an asshole
didn't realise it was 34 mins long! just because it is simply great documentary! great !
If technology brings you “joy” you need a new life…
funny thing, i was using windows mobile years before i got my 1st iphone and when i got the iphone, i remember hating it. it was nothing more than an ipod and it had a really good browser but windows mobile had opera mini which was just as good. you couldn't pinch zoom on windows mobile but you could double tap which worked fine. <br>i hated the fact that it wasn't possible to install apps on the iphone and windows mobile had a great number of 3rd party installable applications although no app store.<br><br>even today i still wonder why people claim the iphone was the first true smartphone. for me it was windows mobile. you could do everything on windows mobile years before the iphone and you could still do some stuff on windows mobile that you couldn't do on the iphone today. you could install home screen launchers and customize the home screen.<br><br>if windows had taken an approach like android instead of trying to copy the iphone, i believe windows mobile #2 would have been the killer smartphone os today.
Fantastic summary of an amazingly complex and triumphant story. I bought the first iPhone in 2007, and many more since. Thank you for making me understand how hard it was and how long it took to create this "impossible" product!, china made iphone 😂😂😂😂 apple took credit for product they dont made😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks for the sacrifice of all these involved. We love the product!
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Thank you for making this video, in which the importance of highlighting an immense amount of hours by 100s of workers (with great minds) cannot be understated. You got a new subscriber, and I’m looking forward to watching more material about other achievements that could not have happened without collaboration of unknown people. 🙏🏽
If divorce was so easy to happen then that marriage was an illusion anyway. However, the iphone is the greatest invention ever in human history and you should be proud of being part of it even if you got divorced because of it.
goosebumps
thank you
Great🔥
Another amazing video!
I hear them all say that the iPhone was the first big revolution. WRONG! On January 18, 2017, the FIRST SMARTPHONE IN THE WORLD was launched, named LG Prada KE850 and came at a price of approximately $ 777 (600 euros). I do not dispute the last merits of Apple, but connoisseurs know the truth. Advertising and promotion WERE EVERYTHING and that made it different, which is why LG is no longer on the market, even if they were among the pioneers who laid the foundations of today's modern phone., Typo bro you meant 2007 not 2017, No no no, I think you mean 2007 not 2017* I really wish I didn't cut this out of the video, but I had a section of an LG Prada review near the start just to highlight how unusable it was. It was still very close to a feature phone. Just because it looked similar to the iPhone doesn't mean it was.
I wish Steve hadn't changed his mind about the iPhone.<br><br>Then again without the iPhone we wouldn't be able to easily identify the Sheeple.
History is extremely important. Without this video, I wouldn't know about the team or FingerWorks and the sacrifices needed to build the iPhone. The voice-over was great!, Because this information isn’t available anywhere else? <a href="http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23lazy">#Lazy</a>
What was the music used in <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24O00Jz8R04&t=32m52s">32:52</a> ?
Well I'm not surprised Apple is employing Chinese workers. They love cheap 24 hr non stop labor
Wow, dude really was an EVIL genius....As I type this on my Mac with my iPad and iPhone next to me.
I love how excited he was to show off the first iPhone. It's kind of endearing
apple can burn in hell as far as im concerned! Fuck em! lying skanks! worse than disney, if thats even possible!
Im watching this on my teclast t30 tablet and I have tears in my eyes knowing that this device Im holding is steve jobs legacy.
So Jobs didn’t have much to do with creating the iPhone.
Ol Belzebub missed him so much he called him back . Thank you Steve. The world has so benefitted from Apple products . Ask any Mongolian , Uyghur , Tibetan child . Conditions at the Apple sweatshops have never been better.
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24O00Jz8R04&t=7m02s">7:02</a>
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Its funny that people still remember Steve Jobs fondly. Dude was a Tyrant, a thief, and a cheat.
Amazing video. And great respect for all the engineers who sacrificed their health and family life to make such great product in 2006. Now in 2021 we can do so many amazing thing with such product.
It seems like nowadays all phone brands just add a slightly better camera, add more storage and make the phone slightly faster. <br>The changes are so minder that you have to wait 3-4 years before upgrading to actually notice the changes between your old phone and new phone.
Ken! Thank You!! And Steve - thank you too!
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Just as wars lead men to innovation and change, Steve Jobs was the war.
Oh my gosh.. those Motorola phones around 2005-07 were so bad.
Wow love your videos.. Crazy to think that 13 years ago, everyone wanted an iPhone, queued in front of phone shops. It truly was awesome. I had 3 iPhones in 10 years before switching over to Oppo and Android but only because I felt Oppo and Android were now as good as Apple if not better, yet half the price. But hey without Steve Jobs and an employee who fractured her wrist, we would never have the iPhone. So thank you Steve - his biggest contribution to the world.
I feel like the intro music has a lot of inspiration from 127 hours. Is it true Dagogo?
This is an incredibly well done documentary outlining such a big moment in our recent past, one that people often seem to forget. Thank you for making this; for shedding like on this world changing event and all the people who made it happen. Well done!
Camera and action on your mobile I can see you and I can hear you
This video was amazingly well done. Great content
People who can't handle creative presure should go teach, not work in a cool place like Apple. Also not get married and waste time.
Does anyone know the outro track?
He talks like there were no other smart phones in the market at the time.
What were they thinking with the first iPhone were they had to make it so microscopically small? What were they thinking?????, As someone who used one at the time i really didn't notice that. You've got to remember phones started off giant and the trend over years was to make them smaller and smaller up until 2006-2010. I actually remember thinking how big the iphone was compared to my previous phones at the time. Gaming wasn't a big thing on mobiles then. Also videos were like 360p standard. Mostly used for music and a bit of browsing/emails. So you didn't need a massive screen.
So your talking me Netflix has the budget for 3 seasons of terrible shows, but not the budget for the story of the fucking iPhone?!?
Imagine your number being deleted and that being your firing…
I remember a person at work buying the first iPhone for $710, and it being the star of the show at lunch. Everyone was passing the phone around, to get a minute of an exclusive experience. To see what it felt like. And there was proper internet on it. Back then there was generally no phone internet, apart from few sites designed for specific types of phones. It was all text mode. There was nothing like an iPhone. Stylus based pocket PC's were very slow. There were some models with GSM built in, but the OS was Windows CE. Cut down Windows, with standard interface cues. Everything was tiny and hard to see. Without a keyboard, interaction was slow. CPU's were 100-200MHz ARM processors. Nothing came close to the first iPhone in terms of specs. It was the most expensive phone, but it felt like it was worth every cent.
sa ae lo bang .. hehe, fadel kan emang kerja buat iphone
That's a lesson of why you don't make someone a Hero. He was cruel with his engineers and the iPhone was assembled by children in China. He was a great manager, prioritizing the right ideas and recruiting the right people, that's all.
The most felt "Thank you" to all of those who invented the smartphone, and which haven't been rightfully being told "Thanks" for their incredible work. For the better or the worse, you changed the world..., Yeah, now I'm dependent on this freaking phone.
Thanks!, It’s me my mind your scanning my brain it’s every.where movies where’s my part of this great invention . It s amazing but how can I come up with anything if you already know my thoughts. Will I ever be able to tell my story ?, Hope to find out more about him. Gotta break🤗thank you for sharing ., Steve Jobs was very intelligent man , and he did have the best teams . With that you can’t loose.I enjoy all of his tapes . Love learning about him. Where did the Nano come from ?
None of it would've been possible without Xerox's invention.
Now with M1 chip, we are going through another transition that 10 years from now people will quote…”Computer industry was carried by intel, and then one day Apple introduced M1 chip”
I phone then :- what could the mobile market want most that it doesn't have? <br>I phone now :- if we sell earphones separately, we make the ching ching
Let me say to Apple bitten from start<br> <a href="https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cydia">https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cydia</a>
I feel the Apple watch was equally revolutionary.
No Steve no iPhone, and no touchscreen phone
These videos are so soothing and yet very exciting! Great work.
<a href="https://youtu.be/Az24PUxujB0">https://youtu.be/Az24PUxujB0</a>
I’ve never experienced such second-hand nervousness while Steve was presenting the very first iPhone 0_0
The story of finding slaves in China to build the iPhone…that should be the real story lol.
risk taken by engineer and they lost social life reward went to jobs and apple
It did not create it , it improved it in many ways it’s system is Intuitive and farely easy to use and carries across all plataforms and models
Yo are you black??
What is the intro song? I need to know.
The story was copying LG 😂😂😁
Where’s the full interview with Ken?
My eyes are not tearing up because the individual people who created the individual iPhone technology elements are anonymous. Amazing technology has been created in many fields for centuries without every team member getting equal billing with Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, Steve Jobs, etc. I think that’s a made-up drama by this producer.

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