r>1. The first iPhone was released on June 29, 2007, and its starting price was $499 for a 4GB model. 2. The iPhone was designed and developed by Apple's co-founder Steve Jobs, who passed away in 2011. 3. The name "iPhone" was inspired by the popular iPod, which was also designed by Apple. 4. The iPhone was initially exclusive to the AT&T network in the United States, but is now available on multiple carriers worldwide. 5. The iconic iPhone home button, which has since been replaced with gesture controls, was designed to resemble a house with a roof. 6. The iPhone's initial operating system, iOS 1, didn't have an app store or multitasking capabilities. 7. The first iPhone camera was only 2 megapixels and lacked a flash. 8. The iPhone's App Store launched in July 2008 with just 500 apps. Today, there are over 2 million apps available on the store. 9. Apple has sold over 2.2 billion iPhones worldwide since the device's launch. 10 The iPhone 4S was the first iPhone to include Siri, Apple's virtual assistant. 11. The iPhone 5S was the first iPhone to include Touch ID, which allows users to unlock their phone with their fingerprint. 12. The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus were the first iPhones to include a larger screen size, with the 6 Plus measuring 5.5 inches diagonally. 13. The iPhone SE is currently the most affordable iPhone available, starting at $399. 14. Apple has sold over 1.5 billion iPhones with it's A-series chipsets. 15. Apple uses more than $5 billion worth of gold annually in the production of iPhones. 16. The iPhone 7 was the first iPhone to not include a headphone jack. 17. Apple revealed that the iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and X models were the first iPhones to support fast charging. 18. The first iPhone was only available in two colors: black and white. 19. The iPhone XS Max battery has a capacity of 3,174mAh, the largest of any iPhone model. 20. The iPhone 12 was the first iPhone to ship without a charger or earbuds in the box. 21. The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus experienced a widely publicized bendgate issue, where the phones would bend under pressure. 22. The iPhone 7 and later models are water-resistant, with the iPhone 12 being able to withstand immersion in up to 6 meters of water for 30 minutes. 23. The iPhone camera app includes a hidden level feature, accessible by swiping left in the app. 24. The iPhone has never had expandable storage options, meaning users must rely on cloud storage or purchasing a higher storage capacity model. 25. The iPhone X was the first iPhone to use facial recognition technology for security and unlocking, known as Face ID. 26. The iPhone SE is made with recycled rare earth elements, making it Apple's most environmentally friendly iPhone. 27. The iPhone 11 Pro Max is the first iPhone to include a triple-lens rear camera system. 28. Apple has over 550 suppliers in countries around the world that contribute to iPhone production. 29. The iPhone's battery can be replaced by an Apple Store technician for a fee of $69. 30. The iPhone 4S introduced a new feature called "Find My iPhone," allowing users to locate their lost or stolen phone via GPS. 31. The iPhone 12 Pro Max includes a LiDAR scanner, which uses laser beams to detect depth and improve augmented reality experiences. 32. The iPhone has been banned in several countries for security or competition reasons, including China and North Korea. 33. The iPhone's Siri virtual assistant is named after a Norwegian woman's name, which means "beautiful victory." 34. The iPhone's native weather app includes a hidden easter egg where typing the konami code (up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A) will trigger a game. 35. Apple's iPhone trade-in program allows customers to trade in their old iPhones for a discount on a new one. 36. The iPhone's liquid crystal display (LCD) screens are made by Japanese company Japan Display Inc. 37. The iPhone uses a lithium-ion battery, which is rechargeable and has become the standard for most electronic devices. 38. Apple's iPhone Upgrade Program allows customers to pay a monthly fee to upgrade to a new iPhone every year. 39. The iPhone XR was the first iPhone to offer six different color options. 40. The iPhone's iMessage app allows users to send and receive texts, photos, and videos over Wi-Fi or cellular data instead of traditional SMS. 41. The iPhone 5 was the first iPhone to use a smaller lightning connector instead of the traditional 30-pin connector. 42. The iPhone's camera app includes a built-in QR code reader, allowing users to scan codes and access information or links. 43. The iPhone's Siri virtual assistant can tell jokes, recite poetry, and even beatbox upon request. 44. The iPhone has a built-in magnifier feature, activated by triple-tapping the home button. 45. The iPhone 12 includes a new ceramic shield, which Apple claims is tougher than any smartphone glass. 46. The iPhone includes built-in hearing aid compatibility, making it easier for users with hearing aids to communicate. 47. The iPhone's lock screen includes a camera and flashlight shortcut, accessible by swiping left or right. 48. The iPhone's camera app includes a portrait mode, which blurs the background and puts the subject in focus. 49. Apple's iPhone operating system, iOS, is updated annually with new features and improvements. 50. The iPhone's Notes app includes a feature that allows users to lock individual notes with a password or Touch ID. 51. The iPhone's calculator app includes a hidden scientific mode, activated by turning the phone to a landscape orientation. 52. The iPhone's compass app includes a level feature, allowing users to check if a surface is level. 53. The iPhone's camera app includes a time-lapse feature, allowing users to capture footage over an extended period of time. 54. The iPhone has a built-in augmented reality platform, ARKit, that allows developers to create AR experiences for users. 55. The iPhone's built-in Health app tracks steps, distance, calories burned, and more, making it easy for users to monitor their fitness. 56. The iPhone's camera app includes a built-in QR code generator, allowing users to create their own codes for sharing information. 57. The iPhone's iCloud service allows users to store and access their files, photos, and music across all of their Apple devices. 58. The iPhone's Safari web browser includes a private browsing mode, where users can search the web without leaving a history. 59. The iPhone's camera app includes a panorama mode, allowing users to capture a wide-angle photo. 60. The iPhone's Maps app includes turn-by-turn directions, traffic information, and public transportation options. 61. The iPhone's camera app includes a slow-motion feature, allowing users to capture video in slow motion. 62. The iPhone's camera app includes a burst mode, allowing users to capture multiple photos in quick succession. 63. The iPhone's camera app includes a timer mode, allowing users to set a delay before the photo is taken. 64. The iPhone's camera app includes a grid feature, allowing users to line up shots and adhere to the rule of thirds. 65. The iPhone's camera app includes a default photo filter, allowing users to add a sepia, black and white, or vivid look to their photos. 66. The iPhone's camera app includes a flash feature, allowing users to take photos in low light situations. 67. The iPhone's camera app includes a focus and exposure feature, allowing users to tap on the screen to adjust the focus and light balance. 68. The iPhone's camera app includes a zoom feature, allowing users to zoom in and out on their subject. 69. The iPhone's phone app includes a blocking feature, allowing users to block unwanted calls and texts. 70. The iPhone's phone app includes a call waiting feature, allowing users to switch between two simultaneous calls. 71. The iPhone's phone app includes a conference calling feature, allowing users to connect multiple callers on one call. 72. The iPhone's phone app includes a voicemail feature, allowing users to receive and listen to voice messages. 73. The iPhone's phone app includes a Wi-Fi calling feature, allowing users to make and receive calls over Wi-Fi instead of cellular data. 74. The iPhone's phone app includes a visual voicemail feature, allowing users to see a list of their voicemail messages and listen to them in any order. 75. The iPhone's camera app includes a timer feature, allowing users to capture photos or videos after a set delay. 76. The iPhone's camera app includes a live photo feature, allowing users to capture a brief video before and after they take a photo. 77. The iPhone's camera app includes a facial recognition feature, allowing users to focus on and track their subject's face. 78. The iPhone's camera app includes a manual focus feature, allowing users to adjust the focus manually. 79. The iPhone's camera app includes a geotagging feature, allowing users to add location data to their photos. 80. The iPhone's camera app includes a depth effect feature, allowing users to add bokeh or depth-of-field effects to their photos. 81. The iPhone's camera app includes a panorama mode, allowing users to take panoramic photos up to 240 degrees. 82. The iPhone's camera app includes a smart HDR feature, allowing users to capture better photos in low light or high-contrast situations. 83. The iPhone's camera app includes a night mode feature, allowing users to capture photos in low light situations without a flash. 84. The iPhone's camera app includes a portrait mode feature, allowing users to capture professional-looking portraits with a blurred background. 85. The iPhone's camera app includes a slo-mo video feature, allowing users to capture slow-motion video up to 240 fps. 86. The iPhone's camera app includes a time-lapse video feature, allowing users to capture time-lapse video over an extended period of time. 87. The iPhone's camera app includes a front-facing camera, allowing users to take selfies and make video calls. 88. The iPhone's camera app includes a wide-angle lens, allowing users to capture wider shots. 89. The iPhone's camera app includes a telephoto lens, allowing users to zoom in on their subject. 90. The iPhone's camera app includes a night mode portrait feature, allowing users to capture professional-looking portraits in low light situations without a flash. 91. The iPhone's camera app includes a quick-take video feature, allowing users to start recording video by pressing and holding the shutter button. 92. The iPhone's camera app includes an ultra-wide lens, allowing users to capture even wider shots. 93. The iPhone's camera app includes a night mode time-lapse feature, allowing users to capture time-lapse video in low light situations. 94. The iPhone's camera app includes a night mode slo-mo feature, allowing users to capture slow-motion video in low light situations. 95. The iPhone's camera app includes a burst mode for selfies feature, allowing users to capture multiple selfies in quick succession. 96. The iPhone's camera app includes a portrait lighting feature, allowing users to add different lighting effects to their portraits. 97. The iPhone's camera app includes a cinematic video stabilization feature, allowing users to capture smoother video footage. 98. The iPhone's camera app includes a jog-dial feature, allowing users to select their preferred camera settings. 99. The iPhone's camera app includes a pro mode, allowing users to manually adjust camera settings such as ISO, shutter speed, and white balance. 100. The iPhone's camera app includes a deep fusion feature, allowing users to capture photos with more detail and texture in low-to-medium light situations.
