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Everything is iPhone now | The Verge

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This page is part of The Verge's Apple 50th anniversary coverage, examining how the iPhone transformed Apple and the world. The article reflects on how exceptional the original iPhone was nearly 20 years ago, highlighting how Steve Jobs and Jony Ive converted technological limitations into design opportunities. The first iPhone faced numerous constraints, but through Apple's rigorous decision-making—choosing an OS X foundation over an iPod platform and ruthlessly eliminating features—these limitations became strengths that drove innovation.

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