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Apple Cofounders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak

Apple is one of the biggest tech companies today, with $217 billion in sales, $331 billion in assets, $45 billion in profit, and $752 billion of market cap in 2017.

Apple rumormongers are focused now on the new iPhone, supposedly coming in September. But let's not forget: There are some pretty weird things you should know about the iPhone you already own.

Today, the company is leading the industry with its innovative smartphones, laptops, mobile devices, and computers. However, before it got to where it is now, it was first formed in an unassuming home in Los Altos, California.

Apple has quite the colorful history, from its products to the people that made it to what is it now.

It encountered a host of failures before it launched its first hit product, which wasn't even enough to make a dent in the industry at the time that was dominated by companies such as IBM.

Turns out iPhone was then a Cisco trademark. The Cisco "iPhone" was a VoIP device that allowed its customers to use Skype without a computer. Cisco's iPhone launched 22 days before Apple's iPhone was announced

Still, it went on to make powerful devices that consumers didn't even know they need, such as a personal powerful computer.

We design the keynotes so that the big reveal of the product happens around 40 minutes into the presentation," former Apple executive Scott Forstall once explained.

Steve Jobs, his cofounders, and the best minds he recruited shaped the future of technology, which the masses are enjoying now.

The iPhone, which celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2017, paved the way for more innovative touchscreen mobile phones.

It was priced $499 then, but if it was made in 1991, for instance, it would have cost at least $3.5 billion without the camera, apps, motion detectors, and others.

This only proves that Apple changed the world when they were supposed to, and now they're still on a journey to make an even bigger impact on the technology sector and the whole world.

We design the keynotes so that the big reveal of the product happens around 40 minutes into the presentation," former Apple executive Scott Forstall once explained.

The legend of iPhone is as fascinating as you can imagine. Boasting of a number of innovative features, it has indeed been the leader of its time. Here are the ten most interesting facts about iPhone you would love to find out!

Before Apple ever released the iPhone, Cisco Systems had originally patented the name. In fact, they sued Apple for calling its smartphone an iPhone.

The Cisco iPhone was a VOIP phone that allowed users to call through Skype without having to use a computer. Both companies reached a settlement, and have now happily kept their rights to the name.

The legend of iPhone is as fascinating as you can imagine. Boasting of a number of innovative features, it has indeed been the leader of its time. Here are the ten most interesting facts about iPhone you would love to find out!

Way back in 1983, Apple computer developer Hartmut Esslinger designed a landline phone that reflected iPhone and iPad features today with a stylus-controlled interface.

It never saw the light of day, but it’s good to know that Apple had already been playing with iPhone ideas a long time ago. Think of how the smartphone landscape would look today if that 1983 prototype had been released.

One of the most revolutionary aspects of the iPhone was the App Store, wherein users could legally download apps for free or for a fee.

The legend of iPhone is as fascinating as you can imagine. Boasting of a number of innovative features, it has indeed been the leader of its time. Here are the ten most interesting facts about iPhone you would love to find out!

Look closely, and you’ll see that the Artists icon in your Music app is actually the silhouette of U2 singer Bono.

Ten years ago this week, Steve Jobs stood on stage at Macworld in San Francisco for the keynote address.