The document summarizes the history of iOS, beginning with the debut of the original iPhone in 2007 which sold 0.27 million units in its first quarter. It describes how Steve Jobs originally marketed the iPhone's capabilities using web apps and widgets before the App Store was introduced in 2008. The document contrasts early iPhone models with only a 3.5" screen and 2MP camera to current iOS devices with larger high-resolution screens, faster processors and hundreds of thousands of apps available on the App Store.

1. THE HISTORY OF IOS
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2. IPHONE TRIVIA
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iPhone debuted
January 9, 2007
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iPhone code named
Purple 2
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First released with 4GB & 8GB of space as options
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iPhone debuted had a lock screen wallpaper of two clownfish

4. IPHONE SALES
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Q3 2007 - Sold 0.27mil units
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Q1 2013 - Sold 47.80mil units
WOOHOO Potential Customers!

5. STEVE PREACHES HTML5
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What we now know as apps were originally marketed as “widgets”
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App Store not released until iPhone OS 2.0.1 in 2008
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Marketed Safari’s speed to HTML developers

6. THEN VS NOW
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iPhone OS 1.0
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iOS 7.0.3
“Widgets”
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Apps
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4” Screen
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Movable icons and folders!
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8MP back and 1.2MP front cameras
with dual LED flash
3.5” Screen
Icons can’t be moved
2MP Camera

7. APP STORE
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May 2011 - Apple approved 500,000th app
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Feb 2012 - Apple states over 1,100,000 apps are in the App Store
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March 2012 - 25 Billion apps have been downloaded

9. LACK OF FRAGMENTATION

10. LACK OF FRAGMENTATION
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Target the newest SDK
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SpriteKit for games
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Passbook w/ iBeacon integration
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TextKit - Do more with less code
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UIDynamicItem - UIPushBehavior/UICollisionBehavior/etc

11. XCODE
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3.1 first release to support iOS
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3.x - Developers only
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3.2.2 - Clang 1.0.2
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4.0 - $4.99 on the App Store
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5.0 - Clang 5.0
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4.1 - Free via App Store

12. XCODE FEATURES
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3.0 - Objective-C 2.0 and garbage collection support
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3.1 - iPhone OS 2.0 support
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3.2 - static program analysis
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4.0 - Drops PPC support
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4.2 - ARC & Storyboarding added, GCC dropped in favor of LLVM-GCC
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4.4 - Literal syntaxing! @{“excitementLevel”: “HIGH”}
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4.5 - Auto-layout iOS support, 4” Retina displays supported
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5.0 - Asset management, CI Bots, Test Navigator

13. WHERE WE’RE AT TODAY