The Speculative Prehistory of the iPhone [Voices]
December 29th, 2009
By Harry McCracken, Founder and Editor, Technologizer
Remember the very first iPhone–the one that sold for $249, had an iconic click wheel, a cool slide-out keypad, and a unique two-battery design–and which ran on Apple’s (AAPL) very own nationwide wireless network? No, not the iPhone that Steve Jobs unveiled at Macworld Expo San Francisco on January 9th, 2007. It didn’t have any of those features.
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