6 curious and surprising facts about iPhone

The iPhone was released on January 9, 2007 and its founder is Steve Jobs. Since then it has become very popular to have that cell phone with the bitten apple. It should be remembered that the first generation iPhone was a small device, a 3.5 screen with a resolution of 480 x 320 and a 412MHz ARM processor. Over time, more versions of the iPhone began to emerge and they were increasingly more sophisticated cell phones with new updates.

If you are an iPhone user, you will surely be interested in these curious facts about these devices that you surely do not know.

1. The iPhone was not the first device with a touch screen: Although it was not the first cell phone with a touch screen, it was the one that made it popular, since the predecessor of the iPhone was the LG Prada and it was released in December 2006, a month before the iPhone. The LG also had a slide-out physical keyboard and a multitouch screen that allowed you to navigate, listen to music, and respond to emails. Steve Jobs created the iPhone because someone at Microsoft didn't like him: According to Jobs's partner, Scott Forstall, Steve thought of creating the iPhone because he despised a Microsoft worker. The problem began when the employee of the other company told Jobs that the company had solved the future of computing with its Tablet PC, since it had a simpler and more tactile version, which seemed in bad taste to the creator of the iPhone and It was there that he decided to create a touch device that did not need a stylus.

2. The iPhone was not the first phone created by Apple: The first design was introduced in 1983 and created by Hartmut Esslinge, being a phone with an original design that had a touch screen and worked with a stylus.

3. Apple has managed to sell more than one billion iPhones throughout its history and it is presumed that each year it multiplies its sales. Many people decide to buy iPhone because it seems more beautiful than the others, with better functions and a better operating system, although this depends on the tastes of each person.

4. iPhone commercials are always shown at the same time, that is, at 9:41 and this is because Steve Jobs officially announced his first iPhone on that morning in 2007. In the commercials there is always an image of this cell phone at the same time and often coincides with that of its users.

5. Apple Store is the first store to buy and download applications legally, which makes it more reliable when users decide to buy a new cell phone.

6. Although it sounds funny and a bit illogical, iPhone processors have been developed by Samsung. Apple has sought to become independent and has acquired companies dedicated to the development of processors.