
Today Steve Jobs presented the new iPhone at the Macworld conference & expo. It is already visible at Apples web page here. iPhone combines three products — a revolutionary mobile phone, a widescreen iPod with touch controls, and a breakthrough Internet communications device with desktop-class email, web browsing, maps, and searching — into one small and lightweight handheld device. iPhone also introduces an entirely new user interface based on a large multi-touch display and pioneering new software, letting you control everything with just your fingers. So it ushers in an era of software power and sophistication never before seen in a mobile device, completely redefining what you can do on a mobile phone.
Later today a you can check Apple CEO Steve Jobs kick-off Macworld Conference & Expo 2007 here.
I’m happy as a child. The only worry is – how fast can I get hold of one?
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Anonymous says:
Jan 9, 2007
Finally – the iPhone is here!…
Today Steve Jobs presented the new iPhone at the Macworld conference & expo. The only worry is – how fast can I get hold of one!…
aroeng says:
Jan 10, 2007
Hi, great news. I feel the fever already, and I posted it also in my blog. Cheers.
tim power says:
Jan 10, 2007
Yes, Finally!
The IPhone is one of the most awaited objects of technology ever devised.
What is it that had so many people frantically awaiting it’s appearance?
Seamless integration, innovation, beauty – ect.
Apple has done it again, but the long anticipated appearance of this beautiful and incredible ‘helpful’ device brings to mind a simple question:
Why aren’t there more companies doing work of this calibre?
Why aren’t there more APPLES?
I know numerous designers out there who have designed almost identical devices and presented them to numerous companies, only to have the company ‘turn them down’…..this is not to undermine the truly fantastic job that J. Ives has done with Apple, it is only to say that other individuals have had similar visions, but in the end perhaps it can only be that a collective vision, a vision of the like spearheaded by S. Jobs, that will actually allow for these products to come to light. Surely it takes huge amounts of money and engineering prowress, but it surely takes a ‘general’ restraint combined with ‘collective’ endurance to become an Apple. It means that for every one hundred or one thousand ideas that come to mind, to use only the best one. It means to not flood the market but to preserve it…….it means to learn how to hold your breath…..
As designers, as consumers, we can once again applaud Apple. This device is not perfect, but it their first phone….surley the others will be even better. That is quite a thought to contemplate. How many other companies can we say that about?
As designers, as consumers, we can once again applaud Apple and hope that other companies take this applause as our request that they too learn the lessons Apple continues to perform, not lessons of style, but of end-to-end integration, restraint, elegance, innovation, crazy risks – of knowing when to hold your breath and knowing when to scream.
David Carlson says:
Jan 11, 2007
Tim, that is a great comment. I will put it as a regular post tomorrow!