History of iOS (Full Documentary)

iOS was first revealed in 2007 and has arguably become the most influential operating system in history. Before it existed, mobile phone software was cumbersome, complicated, and visually unappealing. But after its debut, the concept of a smartphone was completely redefined. With a touch-based operating system taking precedent over physical buttons. Eventually, the influence of iOS rippled across countless industries. From tablets, to watches, to cars, and even refrigerators. Since 2007, iOS has grown in ways many never expected. So let’s take a look at how it ended up where it is today. Starting with its development in 2005.
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Chapters In This Video:
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:43 Early Development of iOS
00:02:25 iPhone OS 1
00:03:34 iPhone OS 2
00:07:28 iPhone OS 3
00:11:54 iOS 4
00:15:41 iOS 5
00:22:39 iOS 6
00:30:48 iOS 7
00:36:45 iOS 8
00:40:40 iOS 9
00:43:49 iOS 10
00:48:39 iOS 11
00:50:54 iOS 12
00:54:42 iOS 13
00:59:19 iOS 14
01:01:40 iOS 15
01:05:10 iOS 16

[@AppleExplained]

For those of you who were asking for longer videos... here you go ;)

[@NickLogoAbk2913]

yes

[@zacklevesque6898]

Finally, thanks!

[@user-tx6fb5fi6e]

Thx!

[@OfficalCrazyFun]

Yay!

[@turtlepower4lee]

Do you think next year they’ll change back from IOS to iPhoneOS? Because iPod touch has discontinued?

[@hhudy]

Fun fact: siri was originally available on the app store and worked with iphone 4. I remember being confused when it disappeared because it seemed to be taking off. When apple showcased it with the 4s, my friends dad didn’t believe me that it wasnt originally made by apple. Apple had covered up the acquisition extremely well at the time.

[@Streety420]

And siri worked better back then when I was a standalone app than it does in July 2022

[@DJNightKat]

No, it was pretty well known. I think it was on Android too. It was known when apple announced the purchase.

[@linda409]

@@Streety420 that’s a huge stretch

[@Streety420]

@@linda409 how so? I had the app back then and it worked better than 2022 siri integrated into iOS.

[@linda409]

@@Streety420 surely the old siri couldn’t have worked better than the previous siri, was the old siri app able to control your home? How accurate was the old siri in 2011 because i doubt it would be as accurate today. Could it communicate to third party apps like today’s siri? The list can go on and on

[@tommywatson6806]

I don’t often get exited by youtube notifications until I found your channel. So informative, I love it!

[@diggacountr]

agreed

[@iankarlestor7240]

Same! Lol!

[@shivambinge]

tommy is my dog name

[@myyoutube7144]

People who weren't alive during this technology boom can't comprehend how futuristic all this was. Was unbelievable.

[@nextsegment78]

Much of it wasn’t futuristic but Apple was forced to do so because iOS has many limitations and Android was ahead, still is in terms of multitasking i.e. On iOS you can’t display two apps at the same time and you can’t in the near feature because apps for iOS are designed to show buttons and text in a big way, Android can scale for different display sizes and resolution

[@rkevic]

HTC was the most advance then, until IPhone changed the marked with many features iOS 1 had

[@myyoutube7144]

@@nextsegment78 The technology existed but it had never been executed commercially like this and in such a form factor

[@connorlearmonth665]

Crazy to see the progress they’ve made. The more recent updates have really tied all their services, devices, and apps together to create a really powerful ecosystem. They’ve also really increased the use of AI

[@clintgolub1751]

I’ve thought about this a lot over the years. I remember when iCloud was first realized over a decade ago how it didn’t really sync up files and photos nearly as clean as it does today.

[@DevonChampion]

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[@Wherly-Gets-It]

@@DevonChampion you can’t open files other than basic text document, unless it’s a signed app from the App Store. There’s a reason android’s always been superior.

[@DevonChampion]

@@Wherly-Gets-It lol I didn’t even say anything

[@yungwildnfree]

True. But you still can’t play your own MP3 on an iPhone… I mean you can.. but there is always trouble like corruption and tracks locked behind a region lock. So much about mobile „advancement“…

[@SonicMasterEX]

I believe iOS 8 has been sort of the tipping point where Apple knew where the smartphone will move forward to. From iOS 1 - 7, it's all about perfecting the phone's basic capability. I believe it was perfected in iOS 7. Since then, the new features and updates has been a mixture of enhancing existing apps or making a new API standard to which developers can gain access to a plethora of new capabilities within the hardware and software. I believe that's a good thing, because not only Apple gives us an exciting plaything for developers to tinker about, but also for developers to provide new features for users to be excited about.

[@ibluebox]

iOS 6 was perfect in terms of UI. iOS 7 was functionality-wise better, but nah, UI was a big step back.

[@asimpleguy9667]

7 was the changing moment

[@davidmiguel9332]

ur just saying that so you can get in my pants/panties… weirdo 😅

[@finderofroblox1282]

I learned about this a few years ago, and was genuinely surprised that it wasn’t Apple who originally created Siri.

[@-xnnybimb-9398]

iOS 6 fans stand up

[@Jayden-lr2mm]

Loving the timeline of the iOS , this proves the fact that Apple is expanding and developing their iOS systems

[@muhamadaimanmohdzamazua9486]

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[@morsalinosama7308]

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[@RealCheesyBread]

Honestly this video was a 1-hour video about how Apple spent years never fully catching up to the extended feature set of Android despite Apple being the first ones to define what a real smartphone is. After being the first to introduce the touch screen smartphone, they were always outclassed by Android.

[@YCStudios_greece]

@@RealCheesyBread we started again no my guy android was always behind in smoothens,perfomance,camera and an amazing experience please dont try to argue with me its my opinion

[@wooferjr169]

Watching this documentary about the history of IOS brings back so many memories we've made in the early years of smartphones. It made us connect mWore with social media and text messages. It also made us consume content like watching KZbin videos on the go, and listening to music. Those days made me feel like there was something new that comes out and it was worth getting excited about. Remember when people would line up at an Apple store to be the first to get the latest iPhone? Those days are long gone now.

[@Izzzyy25]

Here I’ll give you a reply true

[@hhudy]

People still line up but its kinda sad now, people are after the status symbol instead of excited for the product

[@Fishgod1216]

@@hhudy Their "innovation" is removing ports and then selling you tons of adapters. I wish phones still came with the 3.5mm Aux port +microSD slot.

[@DejaunWright]

Yeah sadly

[@ij9264]

@@Fishgod1216 I agree. That’s the reason I haven’t upgraded.

[@Ha1frican]

What sucks is Apple Maps still has that stigma almost a decade later even though it’s actually fantastic now

[@junkiexl86]

Its come a long way. No doubt its better, but honestly I still use Google Maps

[@Jakepearl13]

Even my dad fell for the stigma,and held onto waze for a long time. I convinced him at some point to use Apple Maps and see for himself,and he dosent mind it anymore. The hate is just memes at this point,it’s not the same Apple Maps from the last decade anymore

[@mashy712]

@@junkiexl86 I use google maps for business and restaurants searches. But use Apple maps for turn-by-turn navigation.

[@Aleals7777]

In my country Apple Maps is very outdated, Google Maps shows new roads, highways and even neighborhoods built like 2+ years ago

[@alter112]

Still sucks, google is superior

[@SirLoinDeRes]

This is probably the best video you've ever made, and as an iOS user for more than a decade I cannot thank you enough for bringing me back so many good memories, thank you very, very much!

[@gingeralebean5375]

I can’t wait to brag to my future kids that I had lived through the creation of the smartphone and the earliest iPhones, iOS updates, etc.

[@shivambinge]

nice on ginger 😂

[@eegernades]

considering apple declining sales, and Samsung increasing sales, they might not care.

[@gingeralebean5375]

@@eegernades lol, I’m honestly hoping they don’t!

[@ohlookitsbryan]

I’ve always wanted to see what iPhones would be like today if Steve was still around.

[@wlot28]

They've honestly done a great job without him, not sure what he could've improved on

[@ImmortalChanger]

@@wlot28 you call making the same phone for years a great job?

[@wlot28]

@@ImmortalChanger That's how tech maturation works, do you think cars also get huge feature upgrades each year? Also talking about making the same phone, just go look at Samsung lol

[@ImmortalChanger]

@@wlot28 cars don't get huge upgrades but you can't make a phone with the same design and power. and why are you even bringing Samsung up? did I say they don't make the same phone every year? even though they do, I have never mentioned Samsung. even after all this, my point still stands. making the same phone every year and increasing the price is not a great job

[@wlot28]

@@ImmortalChanger Apple doesn't change their design each year because they've optimized the design that works for the iPhone, why change the layout of the camera module if it 1: Impacts the performance negatively, 2: Reduces amount of available real estate on the back of the phone for ergonomic use or 3: Has no real purpose other than aesthetic? Again, this is because smartphone tech has matured to the point where making big changes to established features that work optimally in their current state is not seen as necessary by the majority of consumers. And by the way, Apple has always followed the principle of using the same exterior design for 3 release cycles before switching things up since the very beginning. A slow evolution is still change, even if only minor things are changed certain years.

[@Fuq_you]

I think one of the best features of either iOS 13 or iOS 12, was the redesigned volume changer, that was updated from the big intrusive square in the middle of the screen to the discrete version we have today.

[@haykguy4946]

ios 11

[@JoePCool14]

Yes, but it still took way too long for us to get it.

[@clintgolub1751]

Oh I forgot about that visual intruder! Bahhhh I *HATED* the old volume scale that just interrupted anything you were watching/doing!

[@matiasmuttoni9044]

iOS 11 was my personal favorite, it had that modern design yet, still held the classic font style that the iOS 8 had. Most of my love for iOS 11 comes from the status bar lol. I loved the battery icon, was longer and sharper, yet was a modern and sleeker design compared to iOS 10. Then the cellular bars which also seemed rounded than what we have today. I loved how it fit perfectly with the iPhone 8. iOS 8 is my second favorite, it’s soooo classy and nobody does it like that anymore. The blur effects are so classy, feels rich, the wallpaper that came along with it… it’s all so nice. Might prefer that over iOS 11 but it all depends.

[@MrKevosmin]

I thought iOS 11 was very buggy and slow

[@matiasmuttoni9044]

@@MrKevosmin I wouldn’t know because I’ve never used an iPhone on iOS 11 or iOS 8 but I have used an iPhone on iOS 12 before. But even so, iOS 15 is exactly like that, buggy, slow, etc.. and I hope they change it. But iOS 12 was really good.

[@JoePCool14]

@@MrKevosmin Watching this video reminded me of those days. iOS 11 was a slug. Apple seems a lot better these days about optimizing iOS.

[@cameronromig8898]

It’s crazy how many of these features I take for granted now. I’ve been a user since iPhone OS 2, but I forget how limited the software had been in earlier versions through IOS 7 or 8.

[@jayceltics9345]

Its still limited vs the competition

[@nextsegment78]

@@jayceltics9345Yes bluetooth file transfer still limited although it is set as an universal standard in Bluetooth profiles catalogue.Cursor moving through text is very fluid on Android, even Chrome web surfing is lightning speed compared to Safari on iOS when you use an expensive Android smartphone

[@saltedfruitguy]

This was amazing. I’m so glad you made this. Best video in weeks!

[@Jamil-ny7pi]

I really appreciate the skeuomorphism that Steve Jobs and Scott Forstall advocated. It's just classic and nostalgic. I mean one can realize how it was carefully, heartedly designed. Newer IOS versions since IOS 7 just don’t give that great vibe from before.

[@rafaellnetoautismo]

Ok boomer

[@Jamil-ny7pi]

@@rafaellnetoautismo No boomer

[@topg2820]

@@rafaellnetoautismo ok coomer

[@CEOofRacism]

Agreed but time changes that was good but the leap from trying to be realistic to just being simple and direct was necessary

[@clintgolub1751]

I do feel today’s iOS is a great mixture with it’s vibrant, colorfully inviting icons across the entire ecosystem! I remember iOS 7’s visual update vividly and never grew to love it aesthetically.

[@beni_benyei]

watched this start to finish, thank you for putting out such well-crafted content.

[@jornzander1285]

Seeing the old skeuomorphic screens and icons is so wonderful. There was so much love and craft in them and now its just bling, bling.

[@samcasey2404]

I’m not one to watch videos that are over 10 minutes, but I really enjoyed this whole video. Thanks for all the details!

[@haydencarter3187]

Wow I remember a lot of this. It's fun to look back and remember where life was at that time and remember how big of a deal it was with each feature that came out. And then when the redesign came with iOS 7 I remember how exciting it was to see that new look. Many memories and enjoyed the video for sure!

[@OddBee1]

So much of these features added in the early versions of iOS like setting up your iPhone without plugging it into your pc seems like such a basic feature. I'm honestly impressed.

[@CaptiveCowboy]

Love your videos man keep up the great work!!!

[@padrakia7770]

I remember iOS 7 being my favorite of all.

[@Ryno6465]

2013 was a wild time! I remember everyone at my school with an iPhone or iPod Touch (tech nerds and non techy people alike) being so excited to download iOS 7. Imagine being excited about the next version of iOS in 2022.

[@PotatoToon]

@@Ryno6465 I remember downloading ios 7 on my ipod touch 5 and how long it took because everyone in the world was also downloading it. My experience with ios 7 was by far the best ios experience i ever had to this day, always loved the flat design since they showed it for the first time and now every phone is with flat design.

[@ibluebox]

@@PotatoToon flat design ruined the world.

[@hmwndp]

@@ibluebox What's so good about the eye candy of 3d design?

[@IAmConorr]

To me this video highlights that over time, small tweaks yoy instead of revolutionary changes large portions of users often want yield better results over time. I’ve used iOS since iOS 3.2.1 and to be honest every update felt underwhelming at the time apart from individual certain features (multitasking, notification centre etc), but looking back you can see the progress the platform has made. Kaizen at its absolute finest.

[@Milky63]

How time fly! I remember how incredible iPhone 1 & iPhone OS 1 was in 2008. And how I enjoyed each update since then. That multitasking bottom drawer was something 😂 And I loved the folder that "cut open" the wallpaper. And man that Notification Center was something too. What a long road it has been!

[@Smurdle450]

This feels like a return-to-form for you, and I'm all for it. This is the content many subscribed for.

[@javianjohnson8746]

I honestly might watch this entire hour, that's how interesting this video is. Good job A.E.

[@CrackManT]

17 frickin versions and not one of them has decent file managing, now that's funny

[@davis1037]

This is literally what I wanted from this channel

[@prince-roblox5444]

I really love watching these types of videos since it’s nostalgic and brings me back in the past

[@shivambinge]

prince is bad name

[@tmcbreezy]

Yo you are so dope. This video was excellent, thank you for the great content and also no ads, you my dood.

[@albanos.13]

I really enjoy these kind of videos even if I know the story or I heard it before, I’m pleased to hear it again and apple explained never lets me down to give great content

[@ProphetOfTruth_]

I would LOVE a matching video like this for macOS, or at least OS X and newer. Considering getting my first ever Mac and seeing what every new version from the past decade or so added on would help learn the new OS coming from Windows.

[@JavisoGaming]

This is a complete masterpiece of a video. Wow! Thank you! Very well done!

[@mhd230289]

I loved this video. Thanks Greg

[@FavoriteTechX]

This is awesome

[@Harrier20153]

Thanks for this video. Very beneficial to iPhone users and hope that Apple will continue to make improvements to all its products 🍎🥰

[@NinesNX]

Good job on working for this, I'm grateful for videos like these

[@jugstery]

I really enjoyed this longer video from Apple Explained way more compared to the other videos that are shorter!

[@KamasCz]

From UI perspective, iOS 7 lacked attention to detail and polish we came accustomed to in Apple products. Old iOS felt a bit outdated, but it was very welcoming and near pixel perfect UI. iOS 7 felt like a quickly made mess at the beginning. Today it’s much better, but still it’s not on an old Apple level. I remember article on The Verge that showed potential look and feel of iOS 7 (before the keynote). It was basically the same old iOS, with some textures and reflections removed. It looked very good - most importantly it still looked unique in comparison to Android.

[@SaurikSI]

Apple repeated history with Big Sur, it’s so atrociously ugly and unintuitive, that it’s unusable. Number one reason to not buy newer Macs, sadly you can’t use Catalina on them.

[@ibluebox]

@@SaurikSI Alan Dye has no taste

[@robotomo4249]

I much prefer skeuomorphic design, but IOS 7 was just nice. It felt fresh, summery and light, however for me, nothing will beat the old skeuomorphic design of the older IOS versions. I have our old iPhone 4 jailbroken and dualbooted with IOS 7/6, I use IOS 6 almost exclusively, but it's nice to step into the future with IOS 7 every now and then!

[@lu0z9_the_I]

I'm a part of #bringbackskeuomorpbism too

[@netnomad47]

There is something warm and comforting about the skeuomorphic design. Post ios 7 felt futuristic but cold and lifeless.

[@fredbureau-russell7718]

Thank you for making this video and all your others too they are so good I love them thank you for working so hard on this

[@Plazman]

I had absolutely no intention of watching this in its entirety,, but it was so well made and moved along at such a clip, I blinked and the hour was over. Great video! You showed great restraint of not going into the weeds on a few hardware features and events that were not strictly iOS-related.

[@jjb0894]

This is a really in depth overview on the history of iOS, it probably took a lot of work. Great video!

[@RalfEngelmann]

Actually Unix is the most influential OS of all time. iOS has its roots in Unix. Not to mention Linux, which makes use of all concepts of Unix and itself is the heart of the Android OS.

[@lionelhuts875]

I'd also put Windows over iOS

[@MadBert]

it is amazing how so many features that we give for granted were once first released! what an amazing OS

[@rogermoreno1152]

Awesome video. In 2022 it’s so easy to take for granted everything that an iPhone/iOS device can do these days so it’s cool to watch the history to see how we got here.

[@compeh]

I would love a version of this which specifies which features they actually created and which ones they took from android

[@mikepowers7207]

Outstanding video! As a relatively new Apple convert, I found this very helpful in learning more about iOS.

[@Ari-118]

I was feeling bored so thought I should check out this video of yours. U did a wonderful job🎉.

[@DanMills7]

Outstanding job. Thank you for compiling this.

[@TheFunWorld87]

Apple Watches don’t run iOS,They Run WatchOS

[@NorwegianNationalist1]

A 1 hour Apple Explained video? Let me get my snacks

[@SouthernArtist-gi8gr]

This was very enjoyable and informative thansk Greg

[@G14cl]

This was great! Such a throwback! Please do one for Mac OS!

[@SugaFree2387]

They need to bring back the UI from IOS 5- IOS 6. It just looks so simplistic and nice.

[@ShadowriverUB]

You need to relize that it was also pushed by glibab trend of having simplistic solid color designs that was adopted everywhere, not just by software companies

[@JustAPersonWhoComments]

The most notorious iOS updates that received widespread criticism was iOS 11. When it was first released in September 2017, users reported issues with poor battery life, slow performance, and glitches in various apps. Some users even reported that the update rendered their devices unusable. Apple eventually released several patches to address these issues, but for many users, the damage was already done

[@ARiteOfPassage09]

Been iPhone user since 2018. My first iPhone was the 5S Thank you for this explanation.

[@GoHeels2024]

I actually liked the slide to unlock screen

[@shivambinge]

my nanny also

[@housepianist]

I remember when iOS went from a skeuomorphic OS to a minimalist one. I liked it so much, I actually switched to Apple from Android with an iPhone 6+ back when it first came out. And I haven't looked back since.

[@housepianist]

@TheUigamer hey, thanks for your opinion! 🙄

[@GalacticKid2006]

@TheUigamer iPhones have a strong ecosystem of apps and accessories. There are millions of apps available on the App Store, which means that users can find virtually anything they need or want. Plus, there are a wide range of accessories available for iPhones, such as cases, chargers, and headphones, which can enhance the user experience. Overall, they offer a wide range of features and benefits that make them a good choice for many people. Android and Apple are both good choices. 💗

[@shivambinge]

steve stole apple idea from indians

[@housepianist]

@@shivambinge not sure what that’s means 🤷‍♂️

[@shivambinge]

@@housepianist indian invented ios

[@gushutchins4287]

I’d love one of these about the other Apple platforms: macOS, watchOS, iPadOS, etc.

[@phaxze3703]

bro this is the first full sized video i watxhed a good amount of danm

[@jasonkendall564]

I had to pause this to give that like b4 I forget, good good info, more more

[@junkiexl86]

This was really well done thank you. You can really see the shift overtime. Started out as trailblazers with really nice innovation for the time, then after Jobs died everything kinda stagnated and they seemed to just see what worked and sticked in Android, then came out with thier version of it later.

[@milinddixit6583]

Thats exactly how I felt. Not just iOS but a lot of their other releases post-Jobs don't hit the same levels as they used to. And it's not just because Jobs knew how to market - but because he created innovative things. The Action button is a nice touch on the iPhone15 but in general I feel like they've lost the magic.

[@venitohuman2980]

Great video for learning the whole history of iOS. Coming from a ground android user, iOS is undoubtedly the best software on a smartphone. Having my Galaxy 9+ for about 4 years now really makes me want an iPhone. P.s. Siri seems great, despite some critics and compared to what I have Me: *Cries in Bixby*

[@kidjiujitsu]

Siri is better then Bixby for sure. But Google’s Voice assistant is unmatched. I’m currently on the iPhone 13 Pro Max, and it’s an amazing device. The 14 should be more of the same.

[@Saturdayz_In_The_Fall]

iOS 5 and iOS 7 changed the world. Every other iOS release has been lackluster

[@osnapitzsamd]

Absolutely brilliant. Accurate, engaging, got me watching the full hour. Taught me shit about the iPhone I didn't know! Great video

[@starryscar22]

Crazy to me how thinking back on how much of a disataser the Apple Maps was. Nearly a decade later and with almost all the problems fixed, Apple Maps still has a reputation for being a buggy mess when it’s fine now. Shows how important the early launch is

[@zizlog_sound]

iOS‘ UI went downhill starting version 7, when it went flat all of a sudden, without having the choice to customize. And the same happened to macOS/OSX past Mavericks. That‘s what happens when the customer is not high priority but someone‘s ego on how to do it a particular way and not providing any options.

[@user-pz8bj6ig9s]

still remember updating my ipad mini1 to ios7. It looked so different from ios6 and it was fresh and so cool

[@BIGwillTHEGAME]

IOS 9.0.2 on IPhone 6 was my first experience and is still my favorite when I comes to being jailbroken. I had many awesome tweaks that I wish was updated for modern phones. Furthermore, I was able to have features that was for newer software updates/phones before and after they were released thanks to the talented developers of those tweaks. The only problem I had was the slow down and crashes after too many tweaks was installed.

[@joshuaneilson]

I felt like iOS was going down or not really improving much with its general usability until 12, that was a gamechanger for me and since then I've used apple for my main device. I still love androids and will always use them but I slightly prefer how iOS does certain things

[@zacbeatle]

iOS 10 was my favorite. The clean Control Center sold me.

[@hybro8]

I haven’t really used any apps since they introduced the sellable apps and subscriptions

[@jaywhite1141]

Can’t believe we’re up to iOS 16 already where has the time gone 😂😂

[@keenan6993]

As a new Apple user this makes for great viewing.

[@TaccRaccoon]

iOS 6 is the most nostalgic to me It’s the first os I used when I first got an iPad back in 2012

[@onolicious9147]

Really interesting docu…the pacing and voice was excellent. The way content was delivered maintained interest throughout. Been using iPhone since iphone 3. I remember all those difficulties as IOS matured and how cool the app store used to be. Now it feels like going to Las Vegas. Everything and every bit of it (app store) is designed to suck money out of you. This has kept me (who owns 4 iMacs, 2 macbooks pros, 4 ipads, 2 minis, 8 iphones [total fanboy]) from visiting there to explore anymore. Not the friendly shareware experience of the past. Thanx for this post.

[@KellsKats]

It’s weird this wasn’t mentioned, but a major change with iOS 11 was the dropped support for 32bit apps. It made a lot of previous apps that worked perfectly fine on iDevices with iOS 10 get completely locked out of those older apps. Also screen recording was added in that update.

[@ArtsyTwilette]

Rip flappy bird

[@daddyking7668]

I love these vids, he is explaining so good.

[@alisonsmith4436]

Thank you so much Greg love your great videos 😃

[@gsxerwhite]

I've been using iPhone since 2011 and I didn't even know I had some of these features you talk about on the updates

[@filipmarkovic369]

Apple Explained: The movie

[@TheBobbyjuba]

I know it is probably mostly nostalgia, but I miss the iOS 6 feel. I know this would never happen, but I wish Apple and other companies let you choose the "theme" or appearance of the OS. If you want the look and feel of iOS 6, but with some modern improvements, then you could download that "theme" and apply it. Same with if you like the look of iOS 8 over 16, etc. Same thing I wish Microsoft would do with the Xbox OS. I loved the original "Blades" dashboard of the Xbox 360. I wish these companies would let us choose these things instead of "We know what the best user experience is, so we will force everyone to have that same experience". I know there is so much technical overhead to that, like making sure an App works and feels "right" on X number of different OS themes, but it would be cool.

[@whatdoyouexactlymeanbyhandle]

Same. I have a 4th gen iPod touch and love the interface!

[@Nathan15038]

I had all the iOS and almost all the iPhone excepted for the more earlier or older models and seeing them again is very nostalgic

[@Mohammad_Ali__]

If only this video could talk about which devices could be able to use the ‘last and latest’ software of every Apple generation, people like me would definitely be able to know more since software is also a reason why some if not many people transition to the latest version of iPhone/s. But this video is literally almost the best I have encountered about the history of iOS.

[@NotAJosh]

Most influential and some times aggravating OS at times. First apple product with iOS was iPod that i completely scratched the hell out of the back even tho I tried not too.

[@boydalexander4652]

The iPhone has been around for almost 15 years.

[@nikotatti934]

Gonna show this to my kids someday and tell them “back in my day, I had iOS 5 on my iPod and we loved it!”

[@AtaTheKin]

God what a great video man, the history is so well presented

[@Clodd1]

6 = incredible 7 = nice 8 = ok 9 = bad 10 = nice 11 = nice 12 = awesome 13 = ok 14 = great 15 = ok 16 = bad

[@catdo_real]

I have iOS 16 :)

[@catdo_real]

Now android 12

[@Juliemc]

I can’t imagine a phone without a scientific calculater. It’s is genuinely so usefull

[@avflyguy]

extremely fascinating! I can't keep up with all of it....

[@bengregory1235]

iOS 1-6 was so ugly I hated it, I remember updating my phone to iOS 7 and being so happy

[@NineTailedNinja]

If you'r reading this I hope you're having a good day

[@sandeshvantveen]

I just switched to iOS and even though I’ve always followed the keynotes etc, it’s nice to have it all laid out in one video!

[@Akkusinghal]

Enjoyed every single minute of the video❤

[@marie-louiseleroux828]

Every financial goal requires patience, dedication and consistent spirit knowing that investment is currently the most lucrative business in the world, both NFT, real estate and Crypto shares are really positively changing people's lives.

[@charlesthomas2735]

Investing in crypto is very volatile and risky which is why most successful investors trade with professional brokers

[@allisonmoore5712]

I heard alot about Mr Jesse Powell and how good he is, please how safe are the profits?

[@jonassturluson5273]

Jesse Powell is an expert, he invested my 3.6ETH into 7.4ETH in the space of 3weeks, Jesse is so consistent and reliable, there's no doubt he is the most trusted broker in the market, such a genuine personality

[@thomassterne599]

Thanks, I'm giving mr Jesse Powell a trial of £3k, I hope he helps me build my portfolio.

[@abubakar_Abson]

This is wonderful, obviously he must be a good broker with so much good news about him, please does mr Powell investment services works in all Crypto currency's?