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In addition to our contribution to the evolution of the iPhone a few days ago, we would like to draw your attention to an interesting find that hits a similar notch and illustrates the development of the iPhone over time as part of an entertaining YouTube video.
YouTube video shows the history of the iPhone
The clip we are talking about is called “History of the iPhone” and comes from the pen of the YouTube channel Apple Explained, which specializes in answering typical and atypical questions from iPhone users about the Apple phone . The “History of the iPhone” is a series of videos that the channel has been maintaining for a number of years and that is expanded to include another film with each new iPhone release. Similar to the “Evolution of iPhone” infographic, the almost 6-minute clip shows the chronological development of the iPhone over the years, but enriches the virtual slide show with larger images and significantly more details on the individual “killer” features of the time Models.
In addition to the designation and the exact release dates of the individual iPhones, the clip goes into the most important specifications of the devices, including display size, chipset, memory configuration, camera resolution and battery capacity. The special features and highlights of the respective models are not neglected either. For example, you can find out with which iPhone generation Siri offered its services for the first time, which iPhone was advertised by Apple for the first time as “water resistant” and when the iPhone was unlocked for the first time via a Touch ID fingerprint scan.
In addition, you can get a good impression of the form factor and the available color options of Apple smartphones, and watch how these have gradually changed over the years. It is particularly noticeable how slim the modern iPhones have become compared to the devices of the first hour and what drastic design changes they have undergone. Anyone who has always wanted to take a look at the entire iPhone line-up, from the original iPhone to today’s iPhone 13, and can do without a few minutes, should definitely check out the short video.
(Image source: Apple Explained)
Source: iPhone Tricks