Today on June 29th in 2007: Apple’s first iPhone went on sale!

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Apple's first iPhone

June 29th, 2007, marks a pivotal moment in tech history – the day Apple’s first iPhone went on sale. Announced earlier that year by the visionary Steve Jobs, the iPhone sent shockwaves through the industry.

This revolutionary device wasn’t just a phone; it was a multi-tool. Users could ditch their bulky gadgets and carry a single device for calls, web browsing, music (thanks to the iPod integration!), and even basic photography with its 2-megapixel camera. The initial models offered 4GB or 8GB of storage, priced at $499 and $599 respectively.

The iPhone’s intuitive touchscreen interface and sleek design set it apart from the clunky Blackberry and flip phones of the era. This innovation sparked a new era of mobile technology, forever changing how we communicate, work, and play.

Apple’s commitment to the iPhone didn’t stop there. Just a year later, they released the iPhone 3G, offering faster connectivity and a more affordable price tag. Fast forward to today, and we’re on the cusp of the 15th iPhone model, showcasing the incredible evolution of this iconic device.

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