Amaya Toman iPhone 4 celebrates ten years since its launch this year. On his performance we recalled in one of our previous articles. The iPhone 4 featured a completely different design than its predecessors. Apple opted for sharper edges and a combination of glass and aluminum. Users were absolutely delighted with the news and made a record 600 pre-orders during the first day.
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Apple did not hide its surprise and said that this number was much higher than originally expected. At the time, this was a record in this direction, and eager customers who were eager for the new "four" even managed to "bring down" AT&T's servers - traffic on the website increased tenfold when pre-orders were launched. From today's perspective, the huge success of the iPhone 4 is completely understandable. A little later, the excitement of the news faded a little the Antennagate affair, but many users still remember the iPhone 4 as one of the most successful. The iPhone 4 also made history as the last iPhone to be introduced by Steve Jobs.
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In addition to the new design, the iPhone 4 also brought the FaceTime function, an improved 5MP camera with LED flash and a front camera in VGA quality. It was equipped with an Apple A4 processor and was also equipped with an improved Retina display with significantly better resolution and four times the number of pixels. The iPhone 4 also offered longer battery life, a three-axis gyroscope, support for multitasking and folders, or perhaps the ability to record 720p video at 30 fps. It was available in a black variant with a capacity of 16GB and a white variant with a capacity of 8GB. Apple discontinued this model in September 2013.
