iPhone and 3G
Before Apple introduced the iPhone to the world, people spoke on the phone without wireless headphones. When they talked to someone else, they were also unable to see how they looked in real-time. These were the days of 2G when texting loved ones was a novelty and revolutionary technology. Carriers offered data plans but navigating the internet on a tiny screen with a physical qwerty keyboard was a task best left to Fear Factor. In 2007, Apple changed the world as people know it and unveiled the iPhone. One of the first things people noticed about this phone was that it did not have one of those annoying qwerty keyboards taking up the majority of the screen. Instead, the manual and every other means of navigating the device was operated with a touchscreen. This functionality is taken for granted nowadays, but back then, this technology was mindblowing. One of the …