In January 2007, the revolutionary and magical iPhone was launched by Apple and the announcement was made by Steve Jobs.
In October 2008, the summer quarter iPhone sales of 4.7 million gadgets were announced by Apple, which gave them 13 percent share of the Smartphone market.
In November 2008, G1 first Android phone was launched, featuring a sliding keyboard and restricted touch screen capabilities.
In December 2008, Microsoft put a stop to Windows Mobile when they become conscious of the fact that they cannot contend with both iPhone and Android. They then build up the Windows Phone.
In 2009, the likes of Samsung Galaxy, DROID, Motorola CLIQ, HTC Hero, Samsung Omnia II, HD2, HTC Touch Pro2, and iPhone 3GS were launched into the market.
In January 2010, the first edition of the iPad was launched by Apple, and it was a ten inch tablet.
As from 2011 till date, Smartphone technology has become more advanced as Smartphones now have further features than they used to have in the past, such as cameras, GPS, touch-screen capabilities, and lots more.
How the iPhone Changed Smartphones Perpetually
It is quite imperative to bear in mind how speedily and wholly thing can change, even as we look forward to the future of mobile. The best example is the introduction of Apple iPhone that turned the mobile industry upside down in 2007. This development changed all that concerned phones perpetually at a critical point in their improvement.
Of course, mobile devices were able to access the Internet, make calls, and play music before Apple came along. However, it was the iPhone that made it easy to get to and exhilarating to common people for the first time.
The iPhone stimulated a certain group of carbon-copiers, and completely altered the game for mobile software and hardware. Maybe more prominently, Apple defied a lot of the reputable business models of mobile industry, taking away many of the powers from the phone companies.
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