Steve Jobs introduces iPhone in 2007

This is the iPhone introduction excerpt from the Macworld San Francisco 2007 Keynote Address January 9th, 2007. Steve Jobs made the claim that it was 5 years ahead of any other phone. AppleTV was also introduced that day.

[@phillipsimmons1754]

like this if you're here for your public speaking class lol

[@baguetteman4772]

Yup

[@JohnSchroter]

I love to see this! It was a big reason I posted this section of the Keynote a few days after Steve Jobs died in October 2011. It's got a copyright claim on it from Dow Jones, and as a result, I can't monetize my KZbin channel unless I remove it - but it's worth keeping it up here for the educational and historic value. I enjoy the comments section very much as well. Thanks for watching, and be sure to thank your teachers!

[@EugeEgue-mh9jd]

I am not, instead KZbin legally required me to watch this video

[@scienceskills]

"Trends of evolutions", Phillip. From the engineering standpoint that represents a strong progress at the cutting edge of technology.

[@jayna00]

Here for my business class!

[@E_Crypto]

The last speech ever given without a crowd recording on their phones

[@Maz0k]

FACTS

[@AM4ESoundslayer]

0:00 ??

[@floling]

not exactly. since the first iphone that could record video was the iphone 3gs

[@retard1643]

@@floling?

[@mallahzoo2058]

UNDERRATED COMMENT ASF

[@DaniDogaru]

See you in another 4 years when the KZbin algorithm brings us together again.

[@noahjones8213]

Dany see ya

[@boudou04]

See ya ✌️

[@xetiji]

I’ll be waiting

[@herlingaaland]

I'm joining

[@jsker1936]

Dany yeah

[@axzaos]

It's impressive how technology has changed in a little more than a decade.

[@zayon0170]

just think about car .. its mindblowing!

[@GeopoliticsDaily538]

It’s very scary

[@justasaiyanfromearth5252]

@@damp1x488 A decade is 10 years. And Jobs introduce the IPhone in 2007 which is well over a decade.

[@Armsby5134]

Never realised Rain was that stupid

[@DizastrousMindsShine]

Prices too lol

[@9998thegrimeater]

This is genuinely such an important piece of historical footage. He’s confident in saying that the device is revolutionary but I don’t think he could have foreseen the extent of it.

[@absolutetuber]

about as well as he saw natural remedies curing his cancer

[@MissiFull]

I think he was probably one of the few who saw the extent of it.

[@A1_Amir]

@@absolutetuberthe loser mad cause billionaire Apple CEO couldn’t beat cancer 😂

[@ranthony3]

@@MissiFullI believe he saw beyond the extent of it. In fact I believe his vision stretches beyond current AI tech and I can only imagine how involved he would be with current technology.

[@theforcedmeme]

It's where it all went downhill.

[@caro.m4831]

imagine if you went to prison in 2007 and came out in 2021

[@youngblood3205]

😂 😂 😂

[@mogdor]

@Mikkel Jensen That's why prisoners are the ones most excited about foldable screens.

[@sotirpetrov95]

more likely been on deserted island for that time and saved in 2019.Cut out from the world.Your mind would be blown away

[@45Malo]

@Mikkel Jensen :O

[@minecraftshadows002]

Buddy, its 2020

[@matthewjones5644]

Now iPhone is an everyday word, it’s so weird to think the word iPhone sounded foreign to everyone at this time

[@fergonfiction6889]

Matthew Jones reminds me of the time one of my friends said “selfie” On a car trip and no else knew what he meant

[@GanzoHasashi1911]

It got me when I was watching a vid on iPods and it made me realize that in a few years people will probably not even remember what that was since the iPhone took on them iPod functions

[@VeraPriymenko]

I remember the times when if you have an iPhone - you're special lol. Now if you have an iPhone you're another freak who pays credit for a new phone in most cases.

[@iizynx4755]

It's like in 2020 introducing something called MePhone

[@jramfn]

Matthew Jones ikr

[@juliusv2073]

this was nokias' funeral

[@michealbay1290]

Nokia is still good, the old fookin Nokia not Nokia after it was acquired by Microsoft

[@Albert-xl3nx]

@@michealbay1290 sure

[@vedilecheiguer1454]

Hhhhh magic comment yes true RIP Nokia

[@JuhoTunkelo]

Sure. And Ericsson. And Motorola. This started the changing of the guard. Took another few years but it happened

[@MiloMcCarthyMusic]

Farquaad Castle lmao what 🤡🤡

[@darkopz]

The people in the Audience had no idea just how much this device was going to change the world.

[@zodiatube]

When he announces the internet capability it got the quietest applause, but it ends up being exponentially the most significant part.

[@kimgkomg]

To be fair, first iphone had limited internet capability

[@Gabriel-et2ss]

Hahahaha true!!! Now we can also use the phone through internet so, internet was basically the future

[@hanstler4198]

Even his face is like: these people doesn't understand a thing i'm saying...🤦🏻‍♂️

[@paper2222]

@@hanstler4198 he was too ahead of time

[@MikeCobweb]

@@hanstler4198 He’s like: Damn, these people are sheepy af.”

[@Pedro..]

This was the beginning of the end for Blackberry

[@z-anime_1988]

Pedro Calle Fernández *Looks at my blackberry with a keyboard*

[@alviyunitasari3737]

Black berry is still here because there is a berry

[@xchezzzx]

I'm wathching this video on my blackberry and I don't know what are you talking about :)

[@mr4nder50n7]

And Nokia

[@AdLin2023]

what is blackberry? i know Blueberry

[@nickmartinez7978]

Why is this popping up on everybody’s recommended in 2019?

[@vaffangool9196]

That's what I'm saying.

[@mohamedgaroui8918]

Exactly

[@davidcruz6642]

Nick Martinez same

[@SteffieRL]

@@davidcruz6642 ikr

[@malumeeciroctv6815]

He paid for promoting

[@vedicchant-e2b]

Who is here after iPhone 16 release ? It’s amazing to see the master at work 😀

[@WendyHsu-q5q]

ys. To memorize Steve Jobs , to worship his innovative spirit

[@thephonepersonally]

Yeah, now that the iPhone is the same junk re-released every year. It's sad to see that Android defeated the company which started it all.

[@LitoMike]

i mean do you think someone is just gonna say “oh yeah nah I'm not”

[@therealbaby2872]

he wasn’t lying when he called the phone “revolutionary”.

[@Andromediens]

Steve Jobs has never lied about any of his products, unlike another dude who stole mac source code, edited it and made his own company with it, ehmm forgot his name...

[@dsuki4416]

Andromediens who?

[@TheWWEstraightedge]

Dsuki Animations It wasn‘t Gill Bates.

[@joelviju6364]

@@Andromediens I totally agree to youe point of view but if gates hadn't copied mac source code or anything else from steve jobs we wouldn't have got cost effective operating systems like we have now.

[@GlembloGlorpis]

@@Andromediens he took his source code and made it better, lol

[@AethernaLuxen]

The fact that the audience claps at literally everything

[@Soprano_661]

It’s because it was back when Apple actually had groundbreaking products and Steve was alive.

[@channingwu2517]

Steve looked annoyed when they clapped every 10 seconds and just started talking through it

[@Ahmed-uy1bi]

They were paid probably

[@MrMirco003]

It is everywhere just look at Microsoft at the E3. They all paid these suckers

[@_mannyornelas_]

Steve jobs: *bends over, spreads his ass cheeks into the mic and farts* The audience: "Woohoo!" *Furious clapping* "Yeeeah!"

[@statelyelms]

"Every once in a while, a product comes along that changes everything" That aged amazingly.

[@seoo25]

We’re so late

[@hugolafhugolaf]

What has aged? The quote, or the iPhone?

[@random_internaut]

hugolafhugolaf i think the quote, because the iPhone changed everything

[@spiraldj]

Yes, we all needed a Mac Pro that can be server rack mounted

[@jklimmsen9944]

U mean like Kontratieff ?

[@zenithedits3805]

It's crazy how we didn't realize at the time, this would change our lives forever.

[@floppa9415]

One of the very few times where : "This is a revolutionary product that will change the world" turned out to be true.

[@kuroyamikinju8203]

:O

[@joedirt2862]

@@kuroyamikinju8203 8^○

[@cemreksa8150]

No

[@nothuman5335]

@@cemreksa8150 yes

[@NewLightning1]

@@cemreksa8150 Yes

[@LegendYT1]

I love how a “giant screen” 12 years ago was 3.5 inches and now a normal one is twice as big basically.

[@TheShoggothsusi]

oh boy do the times change. as if technology changes during years... mmmhhm

[@theohyxe5237]

I can imagine VR headsets being the final phase of this trend...

[@KurthardtJr]

@@theohyxe5237 nah as someone who owns vr the future is in augmented reality

[@theohyxe5237]

@@KurthardtJr What I was trying to say was about the trend of screens getting bigger: eventually with wearing VR headsets or Augmented Reality glasses the screen will be "as big as it gets"

[@leusuario6268]

Now the height of the screen is the width of an iphone or any average phone

[@medicineman5645]

Newer generations will never understand how impactful this day was.

[@yehudatturner]

Whenever he says “these are not 3 separate devices, this is one device” always gives me chills for some reason

[@ethanherrera1552]

ik i was just waiting for him to say it

[@geoffreyphilip]

Dude you've got malaria.

[@yehudatturner]

Geoffrey Leonard 😂😂😂

[@galvanchristian]

Hey yeah, dont be a fucking asshole

[@geoffreyphilip]

Senior Quackington The III Hmm it's very unlikely you both have got Malaria. I'm now thinking..... Steve Jobs has dabbled with the spirit realm. Some voodoo shit perhaps?

[@ninjafrogz8141]

Notice how the crowd laughed when Steve mentions using our fingers to control the phone. That's because something like that seemed unthinkable and impossible. Look where we are now.

[@LosHuxleys]

Wow

[@CanteenNightmares]

@@LosHuxleys yeah wow and there's gonna be Apple book xD

[@M_H_H]

Finger touch screen phone exists before iphone

[@s.z.9579]

I think they laughed because it seemed so natural to use our fingers. But nobody came up with it before. And it perfectly fits into apple’s easy-to-use’ approach.

[@aplusu]

Today you control your smartphone using your voice hehe

[@vishwasmeshram9241]

this is what my professor expects when i give a presentation

[@RyogaEchizen]

lmao

[@mumblesisfat3563]

Same my dude

[@MLP006]

..and he thinks he is like when he does his

[@user-lr2un2ge1h]

Vish_M IKR

[@Papiabloh187]

Lmao😂

[@snr_gbe]

not a single cell phone in sight just people enjoying the moment

[@lahoreevinezvlogsandinfo2684]

It's funny how people didn't cheer too loudly when he said "Internet communications device" as compared to ipod and mobile phone but later on that became the primary function of a smart phone.

[@sajalrastogi3904]

People appreciate what they can see. Everyone don't have a good imagination and envision the uses of internet.

[@attomicchicken]

Cause back then you had crap wap sites and you would rather stub your little toe on the edge of a table then use that crap.

[@omghalo3rocks]

@@attomicchicken lmao

[@oliveiraluis3540]

Yeah... Nasty ha

[@mikeeberhardt9172]

The mobile internet was shit back then. Mostly text, slow as hell, no real functionality. No one could have imagined being on the internet and getting the same experience as being on a PC.

[@yannizo]

When he mentioned that the device is only used by a finger it seems like the audience thinks it's just another joke.

[@nishantpradhan7828]

Honestly insane. This press conference changed the world forever. Without a doubt the 21st century's greatest technological event.

[@dxfvgyhjh]

@@nishantpradhan7828 just wait buddy

[@KamenKunchev]

@@nishantpradhan7828 I feel sorry for people who worship a phone.

[@nishantpradhan7828]

@@KamenKunchev Nothing to do with worshipping man. I don't even own an Iphone. It's just cool to see such an important historical moment.

[@nishantpradhan7828]

@@NeoAya Does one need to specify "till date?" Isn't that obviously implied?

[@Timico1000]

"Internet" got the least applause - and today it is what we use smartphones most for.

[@nikolalazarevic9059]

Today you could just give people a potato with internet and people will scream for it

[@TheBlockDocs]

I’d pay a lot for a potato I could google stuff on.

[@Butters_Stotch_187]

TheBlock ahahahahahaa

[@exaucemayunga22]

Today it's mostly for cameras

[@noahyoung4445]

wasnt really internet it was talking about safari which is somehwat irrelevant

[@CanBenal11]

Looking back at it now, it is incredible what they achieved and the way he introduced it is also masterful!

[@_RTheBruce]

Imagine being CEO of Nokia and watching this live.

[@mariobeneytomoreno2271]

RTheBruce f

[@aayushadhikari462]

On what???

[@ciroantonarnaiz4805]

*Not stonks*

[@armanplayzyt9082]

**chuckles im in danger**

[@coachfrank1221]

Liquidate the company

[@gavwrecker]

I missed Apple being so honest about their products.

[@juzaemi]

apple definitly was much better back then

[@plisskenetic]

that everyone keeps saying once 10 years

[@gnaussie9245]

Long Beach griffy was right lol

[@KasumiRINA]

That speech literally went down in history as most famous case of false advertisement. First iPhone was extremely outdated. All "features" he markets were common in other phones.

[@Deschuttes]

"revolutionary internet communicator" and "three products at the same time" falls under your definition of honesty? Yikes.

[@electrowizard3209]

This seems like a revolutionary device, I’ll need to get one when they release.

[@Gustavo_oloco]

It probably is just another different product that will fail I wouldn’t buy it if I were you

[@rbcv5739]

Maybe i will too

[@SBMJAKE]

I would like this but its at 69

[@de4dl1gh7]

Say sike rn

[@finnsalupo172]

Someone’s going to get woooshed. I can tell.

[@kongmw]

Jobs in 2007: Who wants a stylus?! Cook in 2015: THIS is the Apple Pencil 😂😂😂

[@1997LCN]

That’s a huge screen, can't wait for iPhone 2

[@defiantboss9418]

Too bad an iPhone 2 never existed like the iPhone 9

[@defiantboss9418]

@@antonman1234 nope the model that came after the first iPhone was the iPhone 3G and then the iPhone 4 and so on

[@Hi-uv7nn]

Antonman r u dumb

[@defiantboss9418]

@@Hi-uv7nn fr 😒🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@Random22]

@@defiantboss9418 You actually are correct, the original iPhone was unofficially called the iPhone 2G, since it could only connect to 2G networks.

[@paulo4480]

The way the presentation is made is pure genius, such a marketing classic.

[@laurasoares9207]

Right? His orality is something beyond good. He really was a smart man, you can tell by his confidence and by what he has created

[@TheVeryAngryShrimp]

@ the whole company got fucked just like tim cook gets fucked 😬

[@nadeemshaikh7863]

@ Apple products were always overpriced, at least outside of US.

[@jmullentech]

@@nadeemshaikh7863 No they're overpriced stateside too. Jobs did a good job running the show but things have gone downhill since he passed. Anyone that has to work on Apple products will tell you they're full of "what the fuck" engineering flaws (fans that don't move air, heatsinks that don't work, etc). Fuck it, though. People pay for the brand.

[@sontagwoj2]

especially "Jobs screen --> pure magic" it was so childish...

[@brewskee680]

Thanks to you I now spend 52 hours a week staring at my phone

[@ZaiLeNZeR]

Don't blame someone else for your lack of discipline.

[@destrokill2382]

@@ZaiLeNZeR Whoosh!!!!!🤪🤪🤪

[@liamlarsson2182]

@@destrokill2382 r/ihavereddit

[@mitchos199]

Ice for burn

[@liamlarsson2182]

Destrokill also, r/wooooshwith4os

[@DatSwagMario]

And 17 years later, I’m watching this video on an IPhone. Truly remarkable and a piece of history.

[@harrison1092]

Who else was anxious to see the picture of the actual iPhone even tho they have had an iPhone for over 5 years

[@mittensishome-.-8786]

me

[@mariagracial1537]

I was anxious and entered to YT to relax but they recommended me this video and it made me feel even more anxious than before

[@TheHerrMan]

but this clip didn't really deliver almost like a troll cut

[@futurepastnull11]

Top 3 things that bring people together: 1. Christmas 2. Thanksgiving 3. KZbin algorithm Edit: since (for some reason?) people are genuinely getting offended by the holidays I've listed, I'd like to formerly and wholeheartedly say: I don't care.

[@ToxicSkull0]

4. Gangbangs

[@yumi-tn3gt]

5. The comment section

[@bmv2764]

6. Lists

[@thc7865]

Weed

[@deccc6925]

Here in Italy we don't have thanksgiving

[@boah1668]

"revolutionary mobile phone" - WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! "breakthrough internet communicator" - wo.

[@ditsydaisys]

Little did they know..

[@peakpotential304]

@@ditsydaisys That everything was about to change..

[@ShreekDj]

lmao

[@Devp278]

@@peakpotential304 *everything thing changed when the fire nation attacked...*

[@peakpotential304]

@@Devp278 you ruined the whole thing :I

[@danielsgrunge]

Its crazy that he says "Today we reinvent the phone" And actually does it, its insane

[@braedonhicks231]

I wonder what the person that posted this is thinking that’s he’s getting all these views in 2019

[@JohnSchroter]

It is pretty funny! But I posted this section of the keynote for historic reasons, knowing the iPhone is potentially the biggest technological invention of my lifetime. It is, in my view, the most disruptive technological achievement of the 21st century. Steve Jobs knew this on that day, and gave us all a masterclass in how to reveal a new product.

[@k3rt244]

ok boomer

[@L1-FPS]

@@JohnSchroter ikr

[@modelrc9500]

AzureSkull wow you’re cool

[@jakebeswick4172]

8:40 he predicted the IPhone X

[@Model-Rat]

2007: The next big thing! 2020: Just one more camera...

[@kio0x999]

idiot

[@DundeedDundee]

Kio0x r/youngpeopleyoutube

[@elisa4997]

Lol 🤣

[@kio0x999]

@@DundeedDundee shut up kid

[@Saint_Michael]

Kio0x stop throwing a temper tantrum you baby lmao

[@kencampbell2359]

I was there, sitting pretty close up. Everyone knew what was coming, but the build up was so much fun. I got my iPhone on my birthday, July 1, 2007. Everyone at my gym laughed at me telling me that it would never replace the Blackberry.

[@bloxycola8272]

What happen next?

[@kwnwrestler16]

Lmao

[@Chosen1Creator]

Now you can laugh at them through Facetime.

[@bloxycola8272]

@@Chosen1Creator it did not have FaceTime at that time

[@nitinreddy7542]

@@bloxycola8272 😑 Ummm.... Should I tell him ?

[@jeremyj427]

It’s very difficult to overstate what this unleashed on the world.

[@UseTheSupeRsonic]

You bet. It was the bringer of death to all forms of natural human communication. What jobs didn’t understand when he opened Pandora’s box was how badly it damaged culture and globalized people’s sociopathic and Machiavellian tendencies. Most destructive device ever created

[@CakeIsSpy]

@@UseTheSupeRsonic He knew that why him and every other billionnaire forbid their children from this.

[@anub1058]

Imagine giving a presentation so good now people watch it to take notes after 16 years

[@j.a.3138]

"Nobody wants a huge phone" 13 years later - Introducing iPhone 11 Max

[@ayena417]

Joaquin A. Steve jobs died

[@justklei5502]

steve jobs died he didn't make id

[@justklei5502]

Francesco Schiavo NapuleVola Pilot yep

[@impulsedguy6557]

There’s a 11 pro aswell

[@Shadowfright_]

It’s not like they are going back on their ways. 2007 is long way back and back then small was the thing but now people use their phones for business like sending emails and running business so a large screen is well needed. I wouldn’t say the average consumer needs to spend $1200 but these new big phones are meant to quickly replace a computer while you are in the go until you can get back to the office or home.

[@goldbullet50]

Back when "revolutionary product" actually meant a revolutionary product.

[@PittsburghSonido]

Literally though. At this point, i don’t think anything will shock the world as much as iphone did.

[@gc3k]

... 2007 really is "back when" now, isn't it? Jeez

[@JustAGuySlayingDragons]

It's literally utility and entertainment in one slab. You can see anything you want. Hear anything you want. Read anything you want. Take pictures of anything you want. Write anything you want. Draw anything you want. Travel with it wherever. Call anyone. Say anything you want. Dependable, affordable. Truly a remarkable invention. Use it correctly, you'll change your life.

[@TEENYcharma]

@@gc3kI was born in 06 and yeah it’s basically my lifetime😂

[@KevinSmile]

​@@PittsburghSonidoAI

[@hooliganrando6504]

He’d be so disappointed with the 16 lmao

[@Tony-vf9zu]

16 is the best yet Name an actual better iPhone

[@chetanrajeshirke555]

@@Tony-vf9zu13

[@hooliganrando6504]

@@Tony-vf9zu it’s not a revolutionary product It’s the 15 with a new button

[@Userzwxh8z]

​@@hooliganrando6504same button, no?

[@Josh-u6y]

@@Tony-vf9zujust because it's the newest doesn't mean it's the best

[@JoeyBilbo]

“Today Apple is going to reinvent the phone” And boy did they

[@rickrandom6734]

Nokia had touch screen phone prototypes years earlier, but stupid executives decided not to develop it further...

[@Pinhoof]

Woah he said it right as I read your comment

[@kevinkattai3255]

@@rickrandom6734 Pretty much every phone before iPhone that had any type of touch functionality was a complete crap though. I think it's a fair claim that they indeed reinvented it. On launch their touch screen was definitely the best. Kind of sad that once being the most innovative phone ever, is now years behind from it's competitors (looking at functionalities).

[@LaloSalamancaGaming42069]

And becomed It a 1000$ useless machine

[@MoLoKr]

@@Pinhoof same

[@gatedrat6382]

I don't know man, I don't feel like this is gonna become a thing.

[@xchexco9670]

youre a fucking idiot to think that

[@schmid1.079]

Agreed.

[@xchexco9670]

Jay Rosado i was playing along with it i was saying he was dumb to think the iphone would be popular

[@srorrim]

same it wont catch on

[@St.Matthew422]

@@xchexco9670 r/woosh idiot

[@sunseiko]

This is so trippy to watch in 2019 knowing now that every phone that has been released since this is just ideas built upon this single moment. Incredible.

[@grassdanishes126]

Not really, after the 6s it all built on other phone designs

[@MsZsc]

Nobody: Windows 10 mobile: I will end myself

[@MrAgbrown]

Um Nokia ring a bell?

[@williamspeed8472]

The iphone wasnt revolutionay... they just improved on a already created product. From nokia

[@IRLTools]

LG Prada and Samsung Ultra Smart F700 (released 2006) would like to have a word with you :)

[@topbuttondude]

This product actually DID change everything

[@lghjsdtugfkgfjgtru]

watching this on my microwave

[@rjkai9435]

my microwave is having over heating problems ...

[@ocho552]

RJ Kai must be a galaxy

[@leoraxion2952]

Watching this on my apple

[@Ar3key]

Why are you talking shit

[@Ar3key]

On an appel you mean

[@randomizer5942]

Steve Jobs: *Drinks water* Crowd: *Clapping intensifies*

[@murderousjarvis]

Steve Jobs: solds his soul to the devil. Crowd: Clapping more. Steve Jobs: dies. Crowd: That's my epic tale.

[@gabriel_mendez]

He was a f*****g rockstar! Love him.

[@alkasser3290]

Steve jobs: say N word Crowd: Clapping intensifies

[@GeneralEIC]

ALkasser /الكاسر you mean nigga ?

[@sontagwoj2]

It means crowd wasn't especially clever if drinking water was so exited for them

[@HansSoloYolo]

Watching this in 2021, and it is almost chilling watching Steve do his thing. That crowd is completely captivated, and there just hasn't been someone like him since.

[@alfredwang8347]

Wait, we got Elon!

[@professormetal4411]

@@alfredwang8347 Elon is a red headed step child playing in the corner by himself in Pre-K compared to Steve Jobs.

[@cmanjoey5693]

@@professormetal4411 ur on ur couch eating potato chips 😩

[@zainabvajihi5132]

Agreed

[@brian6379]

@@alfredwang8347 fuck that anti-union bastard

[@少年宫本]

The man changed the world

[@drabiu]

he did nothin just a smooth talker

[@lazy_engineerss]

@@drabiu nothin?

[@drabiu]

@@lazy_engineerss TIL Steve Jobs was totally nontechnical. Woz said, "he did not know technology. he'd never designed anything as a hardware engineer, and he didn't know software". but still Jobs is worshipped by the SAME industry that also says you can't be a successful founder without being technical.

[@magburner]

I am not an Apple fan, but boy was the original iPhone a revolutionary device.

[@magburner]

Zoya Spencer I never said that they were, but Aople were the first company to make smartphones desirable.

[@James-kd2qm]

but they were the first all the others needed a stylus and wouldn't even work if you tried to use it with your finger

[@lipstickytoffee]

Except it wasn't...

[@James-kd2qm]

except it was......

[@davontablades8818]

Maybe but the iPhone was definitely ahead of every device before it because its advantages outweighed everything else. The only down side is the battery and the fragility of the screen which is not a big price to pay considering all the advantages and the better qualities.

[@nik4546]

It's ABSOLUTELY INSANE how much the world has changed in less than 15 years.

[@key462]

Now they're an arc enemies of rights to repair... And definitely not the good one...

[@counter3911]

Yeah it changed for the worse

[@georgeotoo1550]

It is… if one needed any reminder how impactful tech is!

[@NelsonQuintansdaSilva]

That´s why i believe in aliens...

[@yankmyass]

@@NelsonQuintansdaSilva quite a leap you took there buddy

[@mattiadelgiudice5844]

I love how he says : “giant screen”

[@kartgal]

I loled at that part too

[@jinxed5723]

back then it was huge

[@peachandtoffee]

Ok

[@cassidywilliams7187]

@@kartgal because you people are dumb

[@m4rdinda]

Ok

[@TheAussiePencil]

It's interesting to realise that people were least excited about the internet communicator part, but that was actually the most revolutionary part of it, and what we mostly use our phones for now (Sent from a phone)

[@blastofo]

We already had internet explorer and other web browsers on pocket pc phones before the iPhone was released. The real game changer was having these apps designed from the ground up for mobile use, that utilized the iphones multi touch screen. Pocket pc apps had really bad UI's and poor performance, as they were just windows desktop apps shrunk down, and the stylus based screens were slow and unresponsive. Apps designed specifically for iOS were much faster and more fluid, and had clear and easy to see UI elements. And multi touch made typing and navigating apps far quicker.

[@Manish-vf7cb]

And today apple thinks that removing charger from the box is a revolutionary step

[@pleiadesluciernaga8877]

Orr changing the damn cable so I have to buy all new accessories

[@astridkjellberg]

it's actually a great marketing step, but not for consumer's sake

[@Joshuavila_jpg]

It’s great for waste

[@sohailurrahmans2530]

😂

[@junesuprise]

They really went downhill. New iPhones are like waiting whole year for nothing. Apple used to do exciting things

[@maitreya14]

This guy’s marketing skills and strategy are just awesome.

[@AshJHall]

The story telling is just next level. Taken from us too soon 😪

[@nevimnereknu5623]

Yes :D Millions of lies but ppl ! Woooow ! :D

[@JashXD]

na today’s apple marketing is better imo

[@mouadlahjiri6325]

It was a monopol back then hell take my money no marketing skills required

[@lmaowithastraightface]

it was not just him, there were very smart people working with him. He had a vision but he could not have done all these alone :)

[@dead2675]

People in 2007: I wonder what revolutionary feature there will be in next 15 years Apple in 2019: Well We have dark mode now

[@Haniryion]

we got animojis

[@squeaks5677]

A P P L E P R O S T A N D

[@newworde8333]

We have talking poop

[@HYP3M0D368]

Mitosis ahem* the camera

[@amardipsingh3221]

People will be spending 150$ on some air pods when they can get a better product for like $40

[@AndikaSetyawan-s7n]

Watching this on iPhone 16 pro. Miss him so much.

[@muhaha69420]

Still confused why i watched full 10 min speech about old smartphone

[@evehourigan19]

I don't even know how I got here

[@s2ffr0n]

don’t know about you but i enjoyed it lmaooo

[@vicentr.l4774]

Not "old", but "first".

[@Forgotten_Melody]

I know right

[@karsemeijer62]

Because Steve Jobs was a legend

[@bluerubyshadow]

in 25 years this'll be on pbs as a historical documentary

[@azgery]

Now it is historical

[@javierortiz2815]

Probably as how Apple became famous for copying tech.

[@astroboy890n]

Javier Ortiz Seems more like they invented a concept in this video

[@JUST-UK-JAY]

no it wont

[@eclypse5081]

@@javierortiz2815 they used to be really innovative at that time, but now after Steve Jobs death its basically all going downhill and their products are just not better than the rest anymore

[@magguthemachine4895]

It makes me feel weird, that this is only 13 years old.

[@majo9145]

Yeah it is weird. Steve Jobs is actually very creative. Nobody thinks about it, but srsly tho 13 years ago this kinda smart phone with touch controls is such a revolutionary idea. If it werent for him there wouldn't be any of the smartphones today.

[@sturmgewehr449]

@@majo9145 yes there would be... someone else would've come up with it. honestly, given how much we've went into the whole social media, being on our phones, socialising more over the internet, the rise of clickbait news and political tactics that take advantage of the fact everyone's got a phone and social media - i think we'd be much better off without it.

[@majo9145]

@@sturmgewehr449 ur very wrong actually. People were able to learn ALOT more by having a phone. Its very easy to use and it made life easier by being able to message people and keep track of stuff in life. Social media and News are just what people choose to see. I mean think about it ur using a phone?? or computer? if u think that devices are useless then no use of you being on KZbin. you know for yourself that u need whatever device you use.

[@dsgamersg7217]

I am 13

[@mikeherdz1654]

@@sturmgewehr449 let the fanboy worship his tech God lol. Like you said , somebody else would've done it. That's life. Any of us could create something new if it was meant to be. If it ain't me it's you

[@pluto_dp]

“A giant screen” concept was really different back at the time

[@chrisbedwards]

This is a masterclass of a presentation too. He's introducing us to one of the most significant inventions of the 21 century, and it's somehow still a light, fun speech filled with dad jokes.

[@cupidvogel]

Which one was a dad joke? All sounded decent to me!

[@T80990]

@@cupidvogel a dad joke doesn’t have to be bad

[@maurofoti526]

@@cupidvogel the ipod with a dial numpad was a total dad joke

[@jayray5160]

I’m a dad, and I laughed

[@VV-nw4cz]

One of the most significant inventions of the 21st century, really? One of the worst time and life sinks of the 21 century, maybe. Wozniak in 1976 created a device that allowed people to be creative, Jobs in 2007 introduced a device that made people to be more lazy.

[@SEA]

“Nobody wants a stylus, ugh”

[@Royale9]

SEA WTF? you here?

[@neymus9157]

GD Theory: What if iPhone had a stylus.

[@777eternal]

SEA this video is why Apple can never add a stylus to there phone.

[@SmertKek]

Lmao

[@BadS1n]

Introducing the *IPen*

[@NCISfreak123]

It’s so strange to watch this in 2021. He knew this would be an incredible revolution, his swagger is undeniable

[@d3r4g45]

A mistake is to think this came out of the blue and just popped in his mind. Touch screen devices were around. And clearly there was where the tech was headed. There were industrial touch screen devices, similar to a rugged tablet of today. This is not his singlehanded merit. He just happened to package something that was already there and be a bit bold to cut the cords of the past (physical keyboard) a bit quicker. It is a bit like presenting today smartglasses. We already know we are headed there. Its not news.

[@010MACS]

@@d3r4g45 wow leave some edge for the rest of us

[@BigPundo]

@@d3r4g45 ok go make smart glasses then

[@JackoBanon1]

I actually was in engineering school (electrical) in 2005 programming Siemens touch screens and thinking 'oh boy, this trash is too complicated and doesn't work properly'. A few years later I realized how wrong I was.

[@mr.voidout8854]

The exaggerated swagger of an apple ceo

[@panin-bumi-alamsyah]

"Who is the most powerful person in the world? A politician? A businessman? An inventor? No. The most powerful person in the world is a storyteller." -Steve Jobs

[@thiagofeliciano6090]

2007: who wants a stylus, agh 2020: who wants a charger, agh

[@kjallen2610]

🤣🤣

[@murdock7943]

Lmaoooo

[@binhtang4967]

3:08 “and here it is” *laughter* “no actually this is the iPhone this is what it’s gonna look like” *panicked laughter*

[@sergiosnow4950]

i can’t be the only one who got this recommended 9 years late..

[@thiagofeliciano6090]

@@sergiosnow4950 yes.

[@cataclysmic911]

Back when Apple was fun and innovative. Sure miss Steve Jobs

[@THEMATT222]

So true

[@athanasius_lim]

If steve jobs is still alive,iphones today will be better

[@loganwtheidiot]

Imagine if Steve Jobs was alive, we wouldn't have worthless junk like weird 3d emojis that follow your face and talk. STEVE JOBS PLEASE COME BACK FOR A DAY AND MAKE IOS MORE PRODUCTIVE!!! I BEG YOU!!!

[@laine6407]

Well right now your shitting on his company.

[@hbakrix]

@Mr Deplox only God knows , do u now if you are going to heaven or hell , No !

[@andythompson3528]

Steve Jobs was a legend. Apple wouldn’t be what it is today if it weren’t for him.

[@jaycharles3121]

The Einstein of his day. Perhaps reincarnated.

[@Rubitonyourface]

Jobs also wouldn't be nothing without Wozniak. People simply fail to recognize him.

[@osamabinladen824]

Nope. It was all Steve.

[@blazesmooth5573]

Nope it's all Wozniak

[@beamerboy-]

There would be no Apple if it weren't for Jobs

[@ramseytadros3646]

This was a Milestone moment of modern humanity. The world was pre and after the Iphone. Steve Jobs accelerated the speed of life, helped man become a slave to technology!

[@nugget1881]

I don’t think people realize how crucial this specific presentation was for modern technology

[@erichgomes7574]

Watching this video I realized that is funny how the crowd didn't know how the world would change after the presentation. It made me think if we'll see another revolution like that some day.

[@NewLightning1]

@@erichgomes7574 Sadly, average company are downright lazy nowaday

[@kylemerryman2074]

I remember being in middle school and my Dad called me over to check out this upcoming presentation Apple was doing. I was just happy I got a break from homework but it was also intriguing. He told me he’s heard that something big is going to be shown. So he, my mom, and I gather around this iMac to watch. My memory isn’t perfect but I did remember the moment he explained that we now had touchscreens and an advanced hand-held computer. I remember playing tap tap revolution like crazy on it. There are many moments you weren’t aware of as significant in the moment. My mom was in Germany and heard that there was a major protest at the border wall. She decided to continue her trip and missed the Berlin Wall falling. There are few moments in my life where I felt, in the moment, that this was a historic event. I remember my dad taking me to the Hudson River in NJ, only a few days after 9/11, pointing out to the NYC skyline and asking me what looked different. I remember being in the airport while someone tried to give me a mask they brought, because there was a disease that was exploding in NYC (where we were headed). I remember waiting for the 2008 and 2016 election results and their aftermaths. I remember this presentation and looking back I still didn’t know just how significant it was.

[@erichgomes7574]

@@kylemerryman2074 wow dude that is just incredible! I wonder if you or other people has stories like that to tell. The closest thing that happened to me was see a famous brazilian duo called Jorge & Mateus at Belém's airport when they were not too famous, back in 2010. Did I take a photo with them? No! I was too late and didn't know exactly who they were.

[@MrBrno]

This presentation killed Nokia and almost killed Motorola

[@Gtx-ij9ff]

It's only been 13 years, and yet look how much this changed things

[@toxic-kn3sn]

Gtx 10 70 xdd

[@coolest5733]

Rtx 2080 super

[@costa_349]

And how much smartphones haven't changed! Lol

[@foxyvisionsvideographer]

iPhones are just the powerfullst smartphones.

[@1A_B_C1]

Thats the beauty of technology

[@doublearon5639]

Steve Jobs(2007) = Who wants a stylus, YUCK Apple(2015) = *Creates Stylus* Steve Jobs in heaven = Am I a joke to you?

[@FlyWithDady]

Double A Ron heaven ? Maybe hell we don’t know

[@FlyWithDady]

@Christopher R hahaha

[@hypermangi8265]

@Gabe Carter I agree.

[@sfxs9090]

He's at Atlantis

[@Nick-cs9dt]

Was he a Christians?

[@maheshj01]

If you ever have a chance to present in the future, always refer this presentation, and you'll do even better.

[@ryanhattich4864]

Steve Jobs: "A giant screen" *I phone 11 looking back laughing*

[@Adolphification]

well, would iphone 11 be that disrespectful towards its great great great great great great granddaddy? LOL

[@Gerti12738]

Iphone 10000: Am I a joke to you

[@謝利米]

hw mate x 5g looking back and laugh off its buttons.

[@trojah]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fF7Jp5uFqa10oqs

[@gonzal_es]

Samsung galaxy note 10+ ,,haHahahaAHa"

[@hubbubbbbbbb]

and boi have we patented it

[@nickm1032]

*boy

[@user-rf4vc7mt4d]

*boi*

[@nickm1032]

lyrical spiritual miracle **BOY**

[@oscarnino3552]

CharlesXavier M *BOI*

[@craplife9604]

👏

[@bbelilovsky]

In a decade or two they're gonna show this presentation on history shows about technology.

[@metroboomin4981]

Boris Belilovsky already are BORIS

[@paulsailas4392]

Hy

[@santividal9387]

Honestly, I truly believe this to be the most impactful thing in our era. There are events that are more important (9/11, etc.) but this is the beginning of a completely new way of living as a whole. A cultural shock. Truly, world changing

[@Siddhanta8905]

A real disgrace.

[@DerSchrottBastler]

absolutly true. watching this in 2024 feels like watching back into the time when english and spanish fleets set sail to unknown lands behind the horizon, unknown lands await.

[@cardinalRG]

I think it depends on what you mean by "this". If you mean the development of the smartphone itself, then yes, _that_ was mightily impactful. If you mean Apple's role in it, then no...while it was very significant, it wans neither unique nor primary. Apple was just one of several companies in the game, and if Steve Jobs had never been born, then we'd still have smartphones today.

[@DoctorMinjinx]

Love or hate Apple, it's really crazy to think how this conference changed the entire world and it really wasn't that long ago.

[@mrkring1526]

Yawn... Apple gaslighting the world

[@MA-go7ee]

It really did. Smartphones literally enabled places like Africa to skip past a whole stage of technological development into things like mobile banking

[@trackandhp7]

@@mrkring1526 says Christian, sitting in his basement eating tendies while other people change the world

[@evilbabaroga]

@@mrkring1526 i thought the same back then. my father got an iphone right when it came out, i was about 13. he was convincing me it was the future, but i was a stubborn kid and thought it was just another gimmick phone. then the iphone 3g came out and he got it and gave me the old iphone. for a couple of years i didnt see a single phone that was comparable to it. most phones had plastic screens and were half responsive, no multitouch, 3+ front buttons. apps sucked dick too. the touchscreen, the os and software, apple was waaay ahead in the technology. only after 4-5 years samsung started catching up, before that it was just laughable.

[@MA-go7ee]

@sunny Yes I do. Africa *was* significantly behind, some places more than others. There's nothing wrong with speaking broadly if it is accurate.

[@The-Plane-Guy]

I'm a huge Android fan. But, I got to give credit where credit is due. This was revolutionary indeed.

[@Z04RD]

I have an iPhone (corporate), and an Android (personal). I use both, but like my Android more than iPhone. Yet I wouldn't have it (my Android) without Apple creating the iPhone and setting the path for Google and Samsung, and Huawei, etc. Here we can see a real revolution happening. I don't know if those guys in the crow even guessed what is happening, what they are part of.

[@astroboy890n]

fcsuper Guess why you switched to Android...

[@epistarter1136]

If this guy was still alive, I doubt apple wouldn't have been made into a joke about how overpriced it is

[@transsexual_computer_faery]

they stole a bunch of tech tho, they didn't invent the touchscreen phone

[@92brunod]

the fuck means being an Android fan? This isn't a sports team, stop copying that format for likes

[@Tenarac]

I love the giant screen which is absolutely tiny in today’s perspective.

[@petesmitt]

Well, it was giant compared to the Nokia candy bar phone screens common then.. what people forget that one of the big things about mobiles before smart phones was making them as small and light as possible; my Nokia back then weighed only 80 grams and measured about 10 cm x 4 cm.

[@guifdcanalli]

at the time, compared to any flip or Blackberry phone this was huge

[@Tenarac]

Yes I know it was compared to the flip phones and keyboarded phones and was huge in 2007 I’m just pointing at the fact that today the IPhone 2G is Tiny

[@Lance3015]

i mean i bought my second iphone 8, as i cant switch to a newer device without any home button and an ugly bar at the top. big screens are not as important to me. there is a limit. i dont want to have a smaller ipad in my pants, there is a limit to screen size, bigger is not better,

[@tristankemp7740]

@@Lance3015 iPhone se? Baso back to smaller screen and up to date ish tech

[@Mr.Eeeeeeeee]

I was blown away with this presentation. Went all in on AAPL stock at around $5 a share after the iPhone release. Wife and I retired early at 49 recently and moved to Greece. Thank you Jobs and Apple.

[@TerrorSyxke]

I'm still stuck I'm the US as I've been born in 2006, this place is awful

[@WatercraftGames]

I too bought some shares when they were still cheap.

[@BilliamTurner]

Apple 2007: "Who wants a stylus?" Apple 2015: "Who wants a $100 stylus!"

[@shtgamrz6815]

last time I checked It wasn't compatible with the iPhone. only iPad.

[@WanganTunedKeiCar]

@@shtgamrz6815 only certain ipads, too.

[@StormZephyr]

To be fair, the concept of drawing on a touchscreen didn't exist until the mid aughts. Full disclosure; I don't own any Apple products nor AAPL stock.

[@lordconnormaunson8761]

2021 nobody wants a iPhone

[@WanganTunedKeiCar]

@@lordconnormaunson8761 ** laughs in Xiaomi **

[@zoey9656]

No wonder Steve Jobs was so smart he was drinking smart water.

[@Rosemary-qu8vl]

Ikr lol

[@danaemartinez7804]

Lol that was adorable

[@ElijahW2003]

Zoey Anderson lol

[@JustDeiz]

How can it be smart water if it got trapped in a bottle??

[@isabellaschwarz198]

Mr Deiz lol

[@KarimJovian]

Iconic. I miss this guy, I wonder what he would think of Apple now and what new thing would he come up with?

[@chssky]

Dude who knows maybe iPhones would have something to innovate on every year 😂

[@NIGUAVIUS950]

Apple now is on war with spotify, apple is terrible now.

[@kdzdr]

@@NIGUAVIUS950 In what relevance is that?

[@nostro1940]

Probably the iWig You aren't fooling anyone with that fake hair 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Blaze-Games]

​@@chsskyThey have actually. Most of the Apple's technologies they present to the people now was patented at the Steve Jobs' times and even after them. They just slowen the technological progress to get more profit.

[@jonasroy]

Not a phone in sight. Just people living in the moment.

[@urmumhuge5556]

I love how simple the presentation behind him is. So cute.

[@SheCravesAldo]

I mean, who wants to read when someone is speaking? Makes it hard to know what u need to retain

[@HolowatyVlogs]

That’s part of the beauty of the “Stevenote”.

[@Guuglow]

It was not simple at the time -_-

[@arieailezion611]

its because people will typically either look at the presentation or listen to the presenter. by making it simple most people will be able to listen to everything while also reading the text

[@renelmao3497]

Widescreen iPod with touch controls: YAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH Revolutionary Mobile phone: YAHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAHH Breakthrough internet communicator: yah

[@emz8036]

Rene Lmao lol I noticed too

[@concernedcitizen9023]

Thats because the last one is a stretched out "device" he added to make the number of devices 3 instead of 2 which would not sound as nice. At that time mobile phones already were also "internet communicators", so basically could be just two things

[@emz8036]

Concerned Citizen really! You had to ruin the joke?!

[@snkrpitt9526]

Steve: “It ignores unintended touches” Me: “I wish my iPhone X could do that”

[@sugarjuice9459]

For My Lil 0ne LMFAOOOOO ME

[@kylescoolclips]

Yeah It's kind of ironic considering apple uses the most sensitive types of touch screens

[@snkrpitt9526]

TheBigD He’s forever in our hearts.

[@arcturus7154]

Lol

[@PIXELGamerzXvlogs]

im the 799th like GET THIS TO 800 LIKES EDIT: The comment not my reply.

[@anonusniogsonisrgnip]

On this day is when the dystopia of modern society started

[@Metallimad06]

November 5, 1980

[@Metallimad06]

Reaganomics and Patriot Act were

[@sdubs]

i love how everyone laughed when he said, "Today, we are calling it... the 'iPhone'..." yeah it sounded weird at that time. But now it's like... weird to think that it was once weird.

[@thatweirdonora2624]

Imagine what they thought when they saw iPod

[@ClaudeMagicbox]

Well back then Apple was not doing too well and was basically at the margins of the computer industry having failed the Cient-Server evolution (back then they were basically selling only two models including the G5). So the fact that they suddenly turned to building “phones” was greeted with some sarcasm... like “whats next? The iFridge?” Apple users then were only graphic designers and nerdy computer freaks and were not happy that the company apparently was exiting the computer market.

[@alexbelle3941]

It only sounded weird to people who didn’t already own an iMac and or iPod. Those of us who did just assumed that’s what Steve Jobs would call a cell phone if he ever made one.

[@rtyuu999]

It sounded weird cos people were used to terms/names like Nokia N95 i guess

[@guru25k]

Nobody laughed

[@bostonsportsfan9670]

2007 Apple: We're changing the world. 2019 Apple: We're revolutionizing bathroom selfies.

[@user-vr5zk9ox8d]

boston sportsfan96 2019: *Xir Bathrooms* 🤦‍♂️

[@Awliee]

yeah ever since Steve Jobs died, it has gone to shit

[@kimbreawhaleywhaley6767]

lol

[@JoeyBilbo]

“Who wants a stylus?” *Nintendo has entered the chat*

[@fosso8803]

I lost the stylus after like 2 minutes

[@bowen.halstead_8498]

Fosso #relatable

[@felixschultze297]

Apple pen left the Chat

[@isaac2xmtz261]

I was ur 1000th like🔥

[@rawrpunzel3826]

that's exactly what I was thinking lol

[@Adnan-wu8vo]

Who else is watching in Dec 2024

[@KaffeMedBulla]

Not me