- "Why do you want an iPhone"<br><br>- "I don't know, it looks cool."
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As a native of San Jose, there is more to the Bay Area than the Golden Gate Bridge. Cupertino has a very nice view of Mt Umunhum or Loma Prieta. |
I recommend a remix regarding the background music. At times it got in the way of what was being said. |
I just popped in to point out the total ideocracy of redoing the backbone of a phone every year whether it needs it or not! It is a Grose taking advantage of a population who agrees to be taken advantage of and needs a new phone every year. It's charging what the market will bear in its most fundamental grossness a self-evident truth that you are oppressing them. It is ridiculous! And he is a horrid user of humanity. |
Fantastic video , thank you! |
So the rumor that Steve Jobs came up with the idea for the iPhone while on LSD, isn’t true?, What? |
First full screen phone wasnt iPhone. Microsoft had Windows CE based PDA made by HP with calling feature., No the first Touchscreen phone was the IBM Simon from 1992 |
How did they not end up with a bunch of patents on the touch screen? |
This reminds me of some of the greatest movies of all time go through production hell. Somehow massive turmoil creates amazing products. To me what made the iPhone the real game changer was the 3G and WiFi internet connection. This meant that all the data and computing heavy lifting could be done by servers remotely and then just receive the result quickly. I find that the Apple Watch especially the Ultra version is a tech masterpiece that people just take for granted. It is also relatively inexpensive for what it can do. |
He push people to the end, but he did it , but at what cost, and no recognition for others, he was a megalomaniacs. |
Yo this music fucking slaps but like, real soft and nice like. |
My grandfather and father were at the forefront of computer tech being both navy men. Originally my grandfather worked with the punchcards he became a software guy later on. My father worked on the hardware and worked with companies like NCR. He ended his career working for a University so I always had these early products from apples first computer to IBM ect. It was a relatively new tech with pdas and both of them didnt see the appeal. They were old-school computer guys lol! Think about that.... Anyway, I did see the appeal. I had the early pdas as a teen. From cassios Cassiopeia to the early windows ce based products. The ipad touch actually changed the game for me in terms of what that tech could do. I believe the iphone was released first but my carrier didnt really carry them so my first experience was with the ipod touch. Game changer- |
only meritocrisies raise to the top of the natural world. Those days are gone. We are now in full decline due to a mind virus called wokeology |
I forget how new smart phones really are, it's like all this technology was invented yesterday |
Fantastic video, Cold Fusion! However... Unpopular comment: At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24O00Jz8R04&t=25m46s">25:46</a> this - along with a few other Apple "innovations" - is the reason I have never owned an iPhone or any Apple products. Did I know concretely at the time that Apple stole innovations from others and claimed them as their own? Of course not. Did I feel that one man and one man alone had developed such advanced tech to change the world? Absolutely not. To this day, we still don't know all the people that were truly involved with the actual development of these technological advancements that's helped leap us all forward. Hopefully, one day Ill be leaving a different comment, a comment of praise on the documentary revealing the true innovators., @Scorpisces that’s very fair I agree. It also kinda discredits the hundreds of people on the team that worked on the same product to help innovate a product, just by saying Steve Jobs is the innovator of Apple. Thanks for expanding!, “You are a good musician, but I play the orchestra…”, @bgly bico LOL. Perhaps I shoulda been a bit more specific or expanded on my previous comment. The fact that even to this day Steve Jobs is regarded as some sort of Saviour - taking us out of the dark ages, with tech he stole - is what really bothers me., I’m sorry but your logic confuses me, by your logic you wouldn’t have used a colored tv or lightbulb when they were first introduced? there’s so much technology that has advanced because of people stealing others ideas |
Apple is manufactured in china.<br>I hope the worker class are also taken care of |
This is a great video, but my comment here is broader. I think your series of content is some of the best I’ve seen anywhere on YouTube…. Really classy, well researched, instructive, insightful. Congratulations and many thanks |
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24O00Jz8R04&t=8m02s">8:02</a> 👍👍 |
I think Blackberry had a big hand in development of Apples iPhone....one they wish they hadn't done! Blackberry mistakenly thought they were untouchable and fell asleep at the wheel., @Gavin Gosbert I loved BBM. Secure end to end. Wish they'd kept their eye on the ball, very true!! remember BBM ? 😅😅 |
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23myorigo">#myorigo</a> <a href="http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23mydevice">#mydevice</a> <a href="http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23nokia">#nokia</a> @johannesvaananen had also multitouch device in 2004 but it didnt catch the momentum thou. |
Brilliant story telling and important lessons to learn regarding corporate culture |
That zoom in discussion is laughable when it's labeled with the CTRL +/- right there lol. I'd describe it the other way around, back then we had proper ergonomics and now everyone pokes at a touch screen like an ape! |
A big thankyou to all those guys that helped to invent such products |
Steve jobs was an incredible inventor tech guy but like alot of wealthy influential people he go way too obsessed with work and success and all the stresses that go along with it i hear he made efforts to become closer with his family near the end |
When I was 22 in 2008, I bought 20k of apple stock and sold it for 50 in 2010 after the worst of the gfc. I would have 3 million today had I just left it alone. 😢, Hey, it was wobbly times for Apple then. Jobs died and no one was sure if Apple could go on without him. |
How about the guy that invented chicken nuggets? |
It's not surprising that everyone that works at Apple are a-holes that can't get along with each other. But hey, psychopathy works I guess as Apple is the first company to be valued at over a trillion dollars. But are they happy? So many divorces and Jobs built one of the most beautiful private yachts in the world but never got to truly enjoy it because he refused to accept "western" medicine, AKA medicine, until it was too late. They're so smart and so dumb. |
Thank you ColdFusion for the great videos! |
Steve Jobs didn’t envision the iPhone. The original concept of the iPhone came from an Apple employee walking down Garnett Ave in San Diego asking out loud. “I work for Apple, does anyone have an idea for a phone?” The idea was crowdsourced by an Apple employee from a bouncer who had a customer complain about mobile web and asking “why don’t they have the entire internet on cellphones?” The bouncer told the Apple employee that he had an idea for a phone, “how about a phone with the entire internet on it?” The Apple employee responded “have you seen the screen on cell phones? You never be able to see the internet” he was talking about 2002 phones. The bouncer responded “ Why don’t you just make the entire front of the phone the screen?” Recalling custom card makers he saw in Kmart as a kid. If from the 1980’s to now 2002 we come this far with our technology wouldn’t it be possible to make smaller version of touch screen for the phone. The whole internet on the phone came from an unknown customer complaining about mobile web, the front of the phone being the screen, pinch zoom, a gyro inside that turns the screen came from the bouncer, the iPod inside, location and maps came from the Apple employee. The original idea had a task bar in the UI, admittedly there UI Apple came up with was much better, but the iPhone and iPad ideas didn’t come from anyone at Apple. The iPad was a version of the PDA(personal digital assistant) from the Doom pc game thought up by the bouncer. Apple was supposed to put money into education and propose a thinking class as school curriculum as compensation to the bouncer. That never happened. This is a true story, I was there in 2002 on Garnett in front of Sinbad Cafe where it happened., Sinbad has bouncers? |
Thank you to Apple and all the engineers at Apple for making the iPhone possible I love the new iPhone SE third generation and also would love to thank Steve Jobs for his Vision on music and computing made it possible to have the iPod 📱 and iPhone 📲 |
Loved the video |
It’s always a crazy story behind awesomeness. No greater device in the world, than the iPhone. Work, life…period, They're even demonstrably not the best mobile devices. The UI is excellently designed though, anybody can use them. I repair electronics for a living and iPhones in the last few years show nothing but contempt for their customers. Terrible products nowadays, designed to fail and impossible to open without paying ridiculous amounts to Apple again. They limit your usage of the device if you use 3rd party repair and it takes a laser to get the God damn case apart. Terrible company, they suck. |
The remote viewer fairies and leprechauns I swear |
Put salt everywhere put some salt on your brain through a necklace |
Please IP address they can see through your eyeballs anarchy is what they call it but maybe backwards everybody carry a plastic bottle in your pocket you might have to use it the purpose soul if you don't have an iPhone |
Cassette tape of them somebody stole the whole box of them this has his name on it I'll haul transfer his dad great dad and his sister's Ella Bella danger and she hates my guts far fish is it sounds everybody thinks I'm lying but to be honest I'm just that magical |
I pil drive them after I thrust back collaborative face and I've destroyed his brain at a self-defense because I told him I did not want to fight on purpose to get my respect back cuz he was out of pocket |
I have a witness that saw the fight and when I walked around the block they said it was such a loud noise it was like a car crash or a bus |
One guy was told me to mind my business and the witnesses were two of them are elevated and lit up a ball fire |
I killed Alvarez with a three move combo and a five punch stomping and went back into peace mode within one second |
I cried in my backyard at demonic voice and it healed me it was God crying because he jumped in me I was having a nervous breakdown and getting ready to have a seizure but I always smile anybody who has a vessel that God uses it's automatically god |
It's like cool world I used to see him just like cool world I don't see him that much no more. |
This honorable demons said they're going to take their time and serve a thousand years next we get the bungee jump without a bungee mass suicide everywhere they're going to take the ones that they can still take the ones who sold their soul on purpose if they got it back they got it back but they don't they're readiness they're downfall everybody also got trick it's off the hook. |
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24O00Jz8R04&t=28m04s">28:04</a> So did you invest in Apple? |
hands down some of the best content on youtube |
To this day you can’t zoom in on EVERYTHING 🤷♂️ |
The more i watch these videos, the more I realise that Jobs was a good product dev, but by no means was the genius he's made out to be. So many people who i don't know came up with such incredible ideas, @SpreadAttackU18 what is "potus," some kind of bacterial infection...?, @Jon North at best he had a good eye for design. In terms of invention he did nothing., He never invented anything. Just a good salesboy., He was the face, like POTUS, Just a point… “genius” is 100% linked to creativity and innovation and therefore product development. Genius is not typically a word one would associate with Management or People Development, leadership etc. Therefore that title is not really out of place. |
Steve Jobs was such an unbelievable asshole lol |
So, Ken is the who’s responsible for the phenomenon that plagued the humanity called Autocucumber!!!! |
all other phone companies should be thankful to apple otherwise we would still use god knows what... |
Do you think Jobs sabotaged the Motorola Rocker to go back to Apple and improve the Apple I-Pod? Well he ... |
I hate that there is only touchscreens now, slide out keyboard like on nokia n900 was the best. I hate autocorrect, it just "corrects" to something wrong so i always keep it off. It makes sense on number keyboards older phones had, there it was actually helpful cos then you dont have to press keys multiple times for each letter. |
The iPhone... ithe reason I ditched Nokia and the Symbian OS in 2013 for... Samsung and the Android OS. The iPhone was a food product but way off my budget. |
The fact that I'm sitting here watching this video on a Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, makes me realize how grateful we need to be to all those engineers who gave up so much to create such a revolutionary product such as the iPhone...without the iPhone it's very possible all of the current touchscreen phones we enjoy today probably wouldn't exist...Thank you Apple and all those great engineers who gave up so much time and made so many sacrifices and Steve wherever you are thank you for being such a visionary and leading such a great team!💪, Yeah we probably wouldn't have superior devices like the S22 ultra (same phone I have) if not for the groundwork with apps and such. It's crazy how android caught up and even surpassed the ios system, A 4s is useless today. I'm sure the person who'se phone was stolen, thinks otherwise. |
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Amazing video. Watched it on my iphone 14 |
Where did Steve Jobs get the idea of iPhone? I mean the original idea. It was from me (uphone). He did a great job to put things together for a commercial success., Did you not watch the video |
In hindsight it’s crazy to think about the fact that for a device that was dismissed at first, and almost didn’t happen, has become apples main thing as a source of revenue. iPhones account for half of apples annual revenue. If iPhones fell off it could very realistically end apple with how dependent it is on its sales. |
One of the wild things about the original iPhone for me, in hindsight, is how the first model ran on Edge networks. I find that interesting because Edge as a network is so slow when it comes to the internet that I can’t imagine that the phones internet capabilities on the original model were all that great. They probably seemed great for the time when considering where technology was at the time, but I’ll always wonder just how useful any of the web features were on that original model. I do remember that as a young kid when the first model came out that I was just amazed for something like it to exist. I was 13 when it was announced so it was just mind blowing. But I didn’t end up using an iPhone until I bought an iPhone 4 from somebody in 2011 when they had just bought a 4s. For a lot of years I’ve usually switched between iPhone and android. It’s kinda ironic in a way that for a phone that was so revolutionary at the start that in later years it really has never made more jumps like that. It’s still a great phone, which I use currently, but it is kinda ironic how the company that was so far ahead at the beginning has now generally been a few steps behind about technology and features released in their new devices each year., Or other things like true GPS navigation on the device. Motorola droid had it in 2009. I don’t think apple got it until 2012. |
I didn't know apple made this whole screen touch thing possible, @P Harger we are taking about the multitouch and its georgeus design., @P Harger multi touch on a phone is what they invented though not touch screen itself, @P Harger ok i get it, Touch screens were invented in the 1950's, consumer products appeared in the 1980's, and went broad scope in the 90's... Apple really had nothing to do with the invention and development of touch screens..., Sort of. It was a separate company called Finger Works that came up with the touch screen gesture technology itself. Apple bought them and advanced the existing work. |
Never owned an Apple, yet I've ended up with an iPhone 4 & now an iPhone 11 all in mint condition, probably stolen, that I can't return because of the PIN#. Impressive, NOT. |
Bill Burr |
Absurd to think that the printing press or the internal combustion engine weren't the most influential products of all time, but good vid |
One of my favorite youtube channels. "The iPhone is the most influential product of all time," Dagogo states at the beginning. Well, certainly ONE OF the most influential end products. The Integrated Circuit (IC chip), is perhaps the most influential product ever, but that is a component, not an end product. Fascinating how the iPhone slowly emerged from a lot of different ideas and technologies. Smart phones have have definitely changed humanity, there's no doubt about that. |
Fun fact:<br>As awesome as the smart phone is, it is like a calculator. It’s only as smart as the user and heavily under utilized. You could learn to become a millionaire on it but most people use it to watch a meme. |
That commencement speech was so real <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24O00Jz8R04&t=8m03s">8:03</a> Its rare someone speaks with such intelligence anymore |
Apple is selling out the Chinese people. Right now especially. |
I can't help but think about how hard it is to truly design something new and great. Right now their are a lot of newspaper articles about Elon musk and how horrible he is trying to turn Twitter around. But what they all fail to realize is that Twitter is not profitable and they are all going to have to work hard if it is to become successful. So odd how he is hated by some in the media all of a sudden. |
So current apple has been eating off what Steve left for the company, and no more innovation but growing share prices. |
Great video but doesn't mention anything about the smartphones before iPhone. Yes, there was already a smartphone market. In 2005 I was connected to the Internet with my iBook while travelling by train by making a bluetooth hotspot with my SonyEricsson P800 connected to Internet via GPRS(56k). Smartphones weren't as good as iPhone but they were great for back then and I was amazed how people couldn't see that and still used flippy dumb phones. |
Thank you Ken. It's terrible that Steve Jobs wouldn't give any individuals credit for the amazing things they accomplished to make him look good on stage and take all the credit. Thank you Degogo for validating what I thought and what usually happens in corporations. I wish the general public would wake up to this fact that it's intentionally faceless and nameless engineers and others who create these products and have their health and sometimes their lives destroyed for one man's vision and for that man to take all the credit and give nothing to the people that made them who they are except maybe a pink slip. Steve Jobs has never been a hero of mine. He's the opposite. Without him we wouldn't have the iPhone, but we'd have something almost identical in almost the same timeline. So, is all this suffering really worth it? I would argue no. |
Bill Burr was right, Jobs was an ahole and had no respect for his employees. |
Oh shit! Bill Burr was right! |
I don't really care that Steve jobs got cancer |
there were a lot of divorces, could those people nit just leave? |
These videos are amazing! I have been watching them back to back. Love your work! Thank you |
Steve jobs was just an absolute asshole. Don't know why he's glorified as a revolutionary inventor |
Steve Jobs was a phony with a bad temper |
Touch screens still are greatly flawed |
The SAD part is that these great minds that built apple into what it is probably got no more than their salaries or few stocks options, none compared to the massive riches of Steve J. This is unfortunately the downside of capitalism exploitation that while your job, family, stability is on the line if you don't deliver hat brilliant product but the rewards are miniscule to you and but explosive to the management & "investors". Its a shame ! Brilliant minds or even regular employees for the companies should be equal partners in the success and benefit from success. ! |
iPhone was soo technologically advanced it's insane, imagine if we didn't have the iPhone at that time what the smartphone industry would be looking like rn, posting this comment in 2022 and watching the 1st iPhone it's amazing how much technology has advanced from the 1st iPhone time, kudos to all the people who worked on the 1st iPhone it was a technological marvel for sure |
Big small big small get on it |
Wow, what a huge miss on your part. The smart phone and its interface was devised by Marc Porat (starting in 1989) and the team with General Magic, an offshoot of Apple, back in the early 1990's. They had essentially laid out the design and approach of the device. Since the wireless infrastructure at the time was so small, launching that product would have been difficult. The company dissolved, Apple instead invested in the Newton, and the iPhone was a resurrection of that device when wireless systems could support it.<br><br>The iPhone wasn't anything substantially different than the visions of Porat and the General Magic team. |
Jobs had some good ideas, was a great marketer and a terrible, cruel, human being., and he paid for it eventually as we know ! |
Sounds like another day in the US Army. Look up the divorce rate among military families. You don’t know what stress and hard work are. |
All those who sacrificed to create the iPhone should sue Apple for reparations. |
Thank you Mr. Jobs 🙏🏼 rest in peace brother 🕊️ |
13.7 billion years ago when the universe was infinitely small, infinitely dense and infinitely hot, it could no longer resist that infinite pressure and spit out the apple. This is how the apple was invented and the universe followed. |
After watching it carefully, I cried with joy. So many tears and efforts in the making of something outside of box(es) |
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24O00Jz8R04&t=23m53s">23:53</a> and the world madness began! We are just dummer today. I am ashamed of what we have become. |
Thank you Ken. Your superhuman |
I’m not so sure if smartphones really made the world better a place. Because of smartphones & technology, we became more impatient, worked more, became busier, more isolated, obsessed more with how we looked & what we have, pretended on social media, became more anxious & depressed, have more opinions & caused more hate & divide, exploited kids & people in third world countries to mine raw materials for the lithium batteries & list goes on. We don’t know who we are anymore.<br>So not sure if Steve Jobs did the right thing, besides breaking people’s lives through innovation. Since he had a few months to live, he could have chosen to help abused children so they’ll have a better chance in life. <br>When he met God, God would ask him, “So what did you do?”. Jobs would proudly say, “I invented the iPhone.”, smartphones will be the ruin of us all... Steve Jobs was a sociopath. When he met God, God swiped down |
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24O00Jz8R04&t=17m30s">17:30</a> That three year old is twenty now. Hard to imagine. |
They say Karma is unforgiving it comes back to bite you. Hate to state it this way, did Steve Jobs paid with his short life as a price of those broken families |
It's nice to see the actual people truly behind the creation of the iPhone. While Steve Jobs was a brilliant sales person and visionary when it came to seeing a things potential and future, the hard truth is that when it came to the actual act of creating/coding/building of a device he had no expertise or experience. He just took what others like Steve Woz created and ran with it, taking all the credit. It's really sad that someone with his vision, intelligence, and sales abilities felt the need to build himself up on the backs of others that really did all the heavy lifting. :( |
Bill Burr was on point |
This is so informative.<br>So much sacrifices.<br>Pray it's better for all and all concerned.<br>God bless y'all and your families.<br>Thanks ColdFusion. 🙏 |
without Wayn will never be . |
Jobs mind set was genius but as a person was an a...... Many genius ppl worked for him and he never appreciated . |
Thanks to all your effort love you all. |
Probably the most informative video I've ever watched. Loads of things that you just can't imagine if you aren't being told. With no exception Coldfusion's videos are nothing short of unprecedentedly griping and accurately documented, that is an understatement. But this one definitely goes above them all, if only because, for once, it's not dealing with frauds and fraudsters but right the opposite, dreams come true and dreamers. Its main lesson, imo, is that the path from dream to palpable reality takes way more than what we call the "extra mile". Call it sacrifice, plain English. |