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The first iPhone was a quantum leap as far as industrial design of a phone was concerned as compared to its 'peers' at that time - new interface, full glass dis
by achow 8y ago
The first iPhone was a quantum leap as far as industrial design of a phone was concerned as compared to its 'peers' at that time - new interface, full glass display, finger touch (as opposed to stylus)..
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- thefounder 8y agoIn my eyes it looked too big and clunky. It seemed designed for Nokia Communicator's market.
- llampx 8y agoIts funny that prior to the iPhone and then the Galaxy Note, phones seemed destined to become smaller and smaller, until they disappeared into another peripheral like smart glasses or a watch. What's happened instead is that they've become bigger and bigger. My smartphone prior to the iPhone had a 2.2" screen. After that, it quickly went from 3.2" to 3.5" to 4.3" and onwards, and my current one is 5.8". I had a Motorola Q once and felt like I was holding up a big scientific calculator to my ear.
- thefounder 8y agoYeah, the iphone was a "brick" in my eyes back then.