iPhone Revolution
This section covers the iphone revolution period in Apple’s history.
Table of contents
- 2005:Operating system OS X - iOS
- 2010:Mac OS X, OS X, and iOS
- 1997:Darwin in the background
- Lessons for the telco industry: Apple and its iPhone
- Touchscreen
- Inability to install applications
- Control
- 1996:Nokia in the spotlight
- 1998:From the history of Symbian OS
- 2007:Contempt for the iPhone
- 2006:On paper, the more powerful N95 should crush the iPhone
- 2005:The secret of the touchscreen
- 2007:Too many buttons
- 2008:Android arrives
- 2008:Hopes pinned on Symbian and MeeGo
- 2011:Cutting MeeGo and Symbian
- Results for the second quarter of 2011: a disaster
- The situation is complicated.
- A legend on life support
- How Apple brought nervousness to telecommunications with the iPhone
- Flash versus H.264
- Missing J2ME
- 2007:First iPhone sales results
- Jailbreak
- 2007:iPhone 3G
- 2008:Most expensive applications
- 2009:iPhone 3GS and the two-year upgrade system
- 2010:iPhone 4 and the guy who lost it
- 2010:The death of mobile Flash
- 2007:2008: The iPhone is a success. Adobe wants to be part of it.
- 2007:But Adobe Air is multi-platform, after all.
- 2010:Section 3.3.1 Updated
- Is that a shame?
- When the angry European Commission descends on Apple\...
- 2011:What will be the outcome?
- 2009:iOS 4, multitasking, and the hunt for Android
- Antennagate
- 2008:CDMA version for Verizon
- 2011:iCloud and Lion: the mobile world merges with the desktop world
- Apple iCloud compared to Amazon and Google services
- Documents and API
- Siri: intelligent personal assistant controlled by voice
- 2011:Market position
- iPad and the end of the PC monopoly on the computer world
- Patent battles are co-deciding factors
- 2012:Principles and reputation
- 2011:Apple and the mobile revolution