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description Apple iPhone Overview

Introduced in 2007, Apple's iPhone developed into a family of touchscreen smartphones that combines mobile communication with internet access, digital photography and portable media playback. Its multi-touch interface made direct interaction with on-screen content central to the experience, supported by a restrained physical design that helped influence later smartphones and other consumer devices. The range runs Apple's iOS software and supports downloadable applications within an ecosystem largely controlled by Apple. Hardware and software are designed together, giving the family a recognizable approach to navigation and everyday tasks even as individual models change.

It suits people who value that integrated approach and readers interested in the shift from phones built around physical keypads to handheld computers organized around touch and applications.

help Apple iPhone FAQ

When was the first Apple iPhone released and who was the exclusive carrier?

The first Apple iPhone was released in the United States on June 29, 2007. It was initially offered exclusively through AT&T (then Cingular) under a multi-year agreement.

Did the first generation iPhone launch with the App Store?

No, the original iPhone did not launch with the App Store when it was introduced in 2007. The App Store was officially added a year later with the release of the iPhone OS 2.0 update in July 2008.

Who unveiled the original iPhone to the public?

The original iPhone was unveiled by Apple's then-CEO Steve Jobs during his keynote address at the Macworld conference in January 2007. The hardware and software development were heavily influenced by Apple's Senior Vice President of iOS Software, Scott Forstall.

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