Скачать или смотреть On January 9, 2007, Apple Introduced the iPhone — and Phones Changed Forever

On January 9, 2007, Apple introduced the iPhone, marking a defining moment in technology history.
In this episode of TimeShift Tech, we explore what happened on this day in tech and how the iPhone changed phones and modern computing forever.

Before the iPhone, mobile phones were primarily designed for calls, text messages, and basic internet access. Touchscreens were rare, software ecosystems were limited, and phones were not considered full computing devices.

Apple’s iPhone combined a phone, an iPod, and an internet device into a single touchscreen-based product. Its software-first design, multi-touch interface, and app-focused approach reshaped how people interact with technology and set new standards for the mobile industry.

In this documentary, we examine:

What phones were like before the iPhone

What exactly happened on January 9, 2007

Why Apple’s approach was different

How the iPhone influenced smartphones, apps, and mobile computing

The long-term impact on modern technology and daily life

This is TimeShift Tech — where we explore what happened in technology on this day.

Because every date matters — and every date marks a moment in technology history.

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