When Steve Jobs stood on the stage Jan. 9, 2007, at the Macworld Conference and Expo
to introduce the iPhone, he could have hardly known that he was about to change the
way the world thinks, works and communicates. Mobile phones had been around for years,
but the iPhone challenged society to think in abstract dimensions. In an instant,
flip phones were replaced with an endless world ...
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