Tim Cook with one billion iPhone
Far the year 2007, when the first iPhone went on sale. Or close, depending how you look. That moment that everything changed and from which mobile technology already not would be understood ever more until then. Much has happened – that Yes – since then, and many have been innovations and surprises we have seen along the way. The last one (expected, everything must be said) bequeaths today, when we have known that Apple has already managed to sell the not inconsiderable figure of thousand million iPhones. So the CEO of the company, Tim Cook has confirmed it:
The iPhone has become one of the most important, relevant global and successful history products. Is has become in something more than a companion constant. The iPhone is really an essential part of our daily lives and allows us to do much of what we do during the day. Last week we managed to overcome another major milestone by selling the iPhone billion. We never look at the greater number, but we have always proposed to create the best products that posed the difference. Thanks to all who are Apple for helping change the world every day.
This adds to the partially good news that met yesterday on financial results for the fourth fiscal quarter of the company. Also serves to prop up (even more, if possible) the enormous importance that has the iPhone within Apple, being also a star that increasingly is able to reach more people, something unlikely a few years ago.
It also comes at a time where the iPhone is in a kind of fucking dead, without knowing for certain how will be the next model we’ll see in September and without very clear what those ACEs that kept up his sleeve the Cupertino, good enough to make us wait a year until the next change in depth of its most beloved product.
