David Hanak Do you want to take a short excursion into the past? Until when the iPhone was (according to many) at its design peak? Until the time when everything was still firmly in Steve Jobs' hands and Apple had not yet broken records on the stock markets? It's relatively easy because it turns out that Apple still has a promotional section for the iPhone 4 on its website.
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Dan Pražák Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone 4 during the developers' conference on June 7, 2010. Two weeks later, the then-new product went on sale, and users around the world could start enjoying the phone, which many of them noted as the most beautiful and well-made iPhone of all time . If you want to remember those times, take a look at this link.
The iPhone 4 was subtitled on the website “This changes everything. Again.” and you can still look at the promotional website. There's almost an entire subsection of the site that Apple has dedicated to the four. So you can read everything important about the design, specifications, new functions, etc.
The iPhone 4 wowed years ago with its steel and glass construction, high-resolution Retina display, the first iOS iteration of multitasking, multi-touch gesture support, and much more. We take all these conveniences for granted today, but back then it was something that the competition (usually) didn't have. Perhaps the most interesting thing about the entire site is that it allows us to look back through the lens of today's world and compare how the world of mobile phones has moved forward in just under nine years. Who could have imagined in 2010 what today's mobile phones will look like and, above all, what they will be able to do.
