Today Marks 16 Years Since Steve Jobs Unveiled the First iPhone. On January 9, 2007, Steve Jobs went onstage at the Macworld Expo to tease a "revolutionary product" that would change "everything" By.

Steve Jobs Forced a Big IPhone Change That Nobody Thought Was Possible. ... Jobs was on stage with 10 iPhone prototypes—just in case one (or the first nine) didn’t work.

The hype for the iPhone is like the launch of the next "Harry Potter" book or "Pirates of the Caribbean" movie. If they don't gross hundred of millions in the first few days, they are labeled ...

Steve Jobs unveiled the very first iPhone at a special event in San Francisco on January 9, 2007. Relive the historic moment exactly 15 years on.

In anticipation of today's upcoming Apple event, here's a look back at the iPhone that started it all. When Steve Jobs introduced the first iPhone in 2007, he remarked that he had been looking ...

Steve Jobs unveiled the first iPhone in January, 2007, before an adoring congregation, in his signature “Sermon on the Mount” style. On June 29, it became available to the public.

Not all of Steve Jobs’s iPhone ideas were revolutionary. By Chris Smith. Published Jan 12th, 2017 12:49PM EST. Image: ... who actually worked on the first iPhone while at Apple, ...

There was an astonishing amount of hype around the iPhone when it launched in 2007. This news clip from the time looks at what happened.

Apple’s App Store changed software distribution in 2008, creating a global marketplace that reshaped how apps are discovered, ...

However, years before this technology even existed, Steve Jobs wished that the first iPhone didn’t have a SIM card slot. The story was revealed by former iPod VP Tony Fadell, ...

While Steve Jobs was on stage unveiling the first iPhone for the world, the engineers behind the device were in the audience halfway drunk, says a new report that takes a look behind-the-scenes of ...