That needs to change when the iPhone Fold arrives. The prospect of adding a stylus to an iPhone could prove controversial.

This is a story about Steve Jobs, iPhones, and windows. (Small “w,” by the way.) It starts in 2007, when Jobs introduced the iPhone on stage at MacWorld. If you weren’t following back then ...

But it turns out that Steve Jobs wanted to make the original iPhone without a SIM card slot more than 15 years ago. Apple engineers had to convince him that the technology wasn’t feasible at the ...

Ex-Apple engineer Ken Kocienda shares his experience pitching ideas to Steve Jobs, who expected prototypes to be immediately understandable.

The now iconic design came about because of a personal grudge Steve Jobs had against a Microsoft exec. SEE ALSO: The iPhone almost looked completely different, and, well, it's not good Speaking at ...

The mapping experience that Apple created while guiding Google was truly revolutionary, and Steve Jobs discussed it at length during the first iPhone event back in January 2007. There were plenty ...

He tells us how he got into computers and tech and how he tried to get Steve Jobs to give him an early preview of the iPhone. The following is a transcript of the video. SHAQ: I’ve been a geek ...

Rumors are swirling Apple might unveil an iPad that uses a stylus at its event September 9th, which goes against everything Steve Jobs said about them when he unveiled the iPhone in 2007.