First iPhone Was Not Designed By Apple

 Do You Know That 1st iPhone was not designed by Apple..?

                     

     

The iPhone which was released by Steve Jobs in June 2007 was the not World’s first iPhone .

Well, The world's first iPhone was launched in 1998 by the California-Based company named ‘InfoGear’ which was marketed as an "Internet Touchscreen Telephone." It was a Desktop telephone…

           

The InfoGear iPhone comes with 2MB of RAM, a resistive Touchscreen Display with a Slide-out QWERTY keyboard. The Device can easily store 200 emails at a time

The Company sold the phone around 500$

         

The Original iPhone model, CIRCA 1997

In 1999, InfoGear was overtaken by Cisco Systems (currently the largest networking company in the world), and so on the iPhone name and trademark changed owners. Starting in 2006, Cisco used the name for a VoIP telephone called Linksys iPhone The Basic purpose to invent the InfoGear iPhone was to have smaller, purpose-designed devices that would allow users to jump on the web and do web things without having to whip out a laptop or a PC.

Linksys, a unit of networking equipment maker Cisco Systems, introduced the new wireless internet phone just weeks before Apple was expected to launch a device widely expected to have a similar name.

                                    

The Linksys product allows users to make free or low-cost internet phone calls using the Skype Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service.

What does Microsoft logo stands for ?

 Have you ever thought about, what does Microsoft logo stands for? 

If not, then here is the answer.

The Microsoft logo was last updated in 2012 and the current logo of the technological giant cost the company no additional expenditure, as they used their in-house team for the redesign. 

Although the new logo received mixed reviews, with some thinking that Microsoft could have done way better in the redesign, it is still a good logo that honors the heritage of the previous Microsoft logos with the four-color window.

                                 

The Red color in Microsoft logo Indicates Microsoft's Office products. Red means business, because it suggests a busy life, quick and hot, which means Office is meant to get things done nice and quick.

The Green color in Microsoft logo Indicates Microsoft Gaming, mainlyXbox. Green is fun and the 'Go!' color, meaning maximum fun. Yellow is still unclear, But I believe it represents Microsoft Hardware.

The Light Blue color in Microsoft logo Indicates Windows, the 'background' of everything you do on your PC. Blue is a cool and slick color, symbolising what Microsoft wants Windows to be, slick and quick, yet cool and easy on the eye and easy to use.

And The Yellow color in Microsoft logo Indicates Bing which is bold and strong, which is what Microsoft hardware is build to be, long-lasting, and efficient.