The first use of the "i" prefix on Apple products predates the iPhone by nearly a decade — when, in 1998 — Steve Jobs announced a brand-new lineup of desktop computers called the iMac.

Steve Jobs unveiled the very first iPhone at a special event in San Francisco on January 9, 2007. Relive the historic moment exactly 15 years on. Skip to main content ...

Watch Steve Jobs unveil the first iPhone — his greatest performance ever This moment demands more than headlines In a time of noise, confusion, and spin, we’re committed to clarity, truth, and ...

On January 9, 2007, in the shadow of the CES, Steve Jobs unveiled the iPhone. You know that it was an extraordinary and flawless demo from the outside, but what you don't remember is everything ...

Apple’s first iPhone went on sale 15 years ago this week. Reporters who were in the auditorium when Steve Jobs took the stage five months earlier still recall the presentation that triggered the ...

The late Steve Jobs, renowned for his innovative vision at Apple Inc., faced a unique challenge in 2007 with the first iPhone presentation. The device was a groundbreaking concept, but it wasn't ...

Yes, it was January 9, 2007, when Apple's founder and then-CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the original iPhone. Check out the amazing video of that announcement, above. Not gonna lie, it's sort of moving.

Six years and five iPhones later, Fast Company tracks down the recipient of Steve Jobs's groundbreaking prank call, the first ever made from Apple's original iPhone to the outside world.

Of course the first ever public call using an iPhone had to be made by the late Steve Jobs. The call might not be exactly what you’d expect from the former CEO, though. “I’d like to order ...

The first use of the "i" prefix on Apple products predates the iPhone by nearly a decade — when, in 1998 — Steve Jobs announced a brand-new lineup of desktop computers called the iMac.