The iPhone 8 is coming and various leaks say the firm is set to kill the charging port to allow for wireless charging. Therefore users will not need those bulky charging cables will not be needed.
Earlier, the firm killed its headphone jack, which received a mixed reaction from fans world over with some praising the firm while others nostalgic about a feature they had loved about their iPhones.
Apple released its first iPhone in 2007 and has gone ahead to revolutionize the Smartphone market since then, changing the way we use cell phones and computers and forcing various brands out of business. The iPhone changed the way we text/take a photo/view pictures, listen to music and brought new games on the device and introduced more apps.
Since its launch, the iPhone has registered more than 200 registered patents for just one single phone.
So how much do you know about this amazing cell phone besides the information you got from news and reviews? Do you know that iPhone was named Purple back when the iPhone was being developed? Apple and Motorola worked together in 2005 to launch a phone called ROKR E1. This infographic will present you 8 fun facts of iPhone that you probably haven’t known yet.
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Additional information to the 8 fun facts of iPhone:
#1 Jarrod McKinney’s phone landed on a building. He used a GPS Tracking app so that he can find his iPhone easily. When he found his phone he was even able to attend his phone calls with it.
#2 Apple reveal events start at 9 am, and the iPhone ads usually appear on the screen 40 minutes later. They want that the time shown on the ads to be close to the actual time on the audience’s watches.
#4 iPhone was used by 8% of people only in 2010, taking the first place among smartphones market.
#5 Cisco actually sued Apple for using ‘iPhone’ as the name of its smartphone. Both companies reached a settlement, agreeing to work together on products in the future.
