Why do we have iPhone X? Simple, we are celebrating 10 years
of iPhone’s existence. 10 years ago, Steve Jobs announced a mysterious 3-in-1
device that no one could fully foresee: the novel Apple iPhone.
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And it has never stopped changing since inception, infact it
has continued changing every year. iPhone has always been seen as a pacesetter
even when some phone manufacturer tends to produce better devices.
The base that was created back then was a concrete one that make
sure every iPhone would provide solid smooth performance and arrives with a set
of functionalities that would make it exceptional. This begins with the operating sysem – iOS – and
finishing with the tiny details such as the handy mute button on every iPhone.
With the 10-anniversary iPhone recently launched a couple of
weeks ago and two latest iPhones already on shelves, we are going to take a
little glance at the past from where the innovation started from in 2007.
Now, Join the bus with us and let’s go for a ride:
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| Apple iPhone 2G (2007) |
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| Apple iPhone 3G (2008) |
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| Apple iPhone 3GS (2009) |
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| Apple iPhone 4 (2010) |
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| Apple iPhone 4s (2011) |
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| Apple iPhone 5 (2012) |
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| Apple iPhone 5c (2012) |
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| Apple iPhone 5s (2013) |
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| Apple iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus (2014) |
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| Apple iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus (2015) |
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| Apple iPhone 7 Plus (2016) |
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| Apple iPhone 8 and 8 Plus (2017) |
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| iPhone X (2017) |
