00:00If Steve Jobs hadn't seen that email, we wouldn't have the iPhone.
00:09iPhone 16, It's Glowtime, Apple released its new iPhone 16 on September 9.
00:15Along with the latest iPhone, the Apple Watch Series 10 is also being launched at the It's Glowtime event.
00:25How did they reach the people?
00:27Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak started making and selling compact computers from a garage.
00:32People started using them easily in homes and offices.
00:38Apple sales increased 16 times.
00:41Apple is always innovating.
00:43This also benefited the company.
00:45Sales increased 16 times in two years to reach $117 million.
00:53Apple iTunes on Motorola Phone
00:56Steve Jobs and Motorola MD Xander are friends.
00:59Motorola Moto Rocker E1 was released on September 7, 2005.
01:04It is the first phone in the world to integrate Apple iTunes software.
01:10Demand for Apple to bring a phone
01:12Moto Rocker E1 did not get a good response.
01:15But the demand for Apple to make its own smartphone has increased.
01:19However, Steve Jobs wanted to focus on the computer business.
01:26Why Steve Jobs didn't want to bring iPhone?
01:28According to the book The One Device, The Secret History of the iPhone,
01:32Steve Jobs felt that Apple's scope would be limited if it made its smartphone.
01:38Steve Jobs agreed to the iPhone.
01:41Apple Vice President Mike Bell sent an email to Steve Jobs on November 7, 2004.
01:48It read, Steve, I have a good idea for making smartphones.
01:53What is in the email sent to Steve Jobs?
01:56Designer Johnny Ive has some great designs for iPads.
02:00We should make our own phone. Mike emailed Steve.
02:05Start of the iPhone project
02:07Three, four days after this email was sent,
02:10Steve Jobs, Mike Bell, Johnny Ive and Steve Iscommon met for lunch.
02:14That's where the iPhone project started.
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