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.

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.

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Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone, Apple's first smartphone, at the Macworld Expo in San Francisco on this day in history, Jan. 9, 2007. The product changed society and Apple's bottom line.

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But a new Steve Jobs email that surfaced due to Epic and Apple’s ongoing legal battle shows that the iPhone nano name was very much real. It wasn’t until March 2016 that Apple launched the ...

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.