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HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED WHAT 'i' ON THE iPHONE MEANS?
Have you ever wondered why other companies' mobiles are called phones but Apple's mobiles are called iPhones? Not only that, every Apple product is preceded by the letter 'i'. Like iMac, iPad, iPod, iCloud, iOS. In the last three decades, Apple has initially named about 23 of its products with 'i'. After all, what is the full form of this 'i'?
All products with 'i' in front of the name start with Apple's iMac laptop. iMac went public in 1998 which could easily be connected to the internet. Apple's new laptop features the name 'i' in front of the 'Mac' to reflect this feature. This is why the short form of internet is 'i'. Which Apple promoted as a lowercase English letter.
Thus, the first word of Apple's computer, 'Macintosh' and 'Internet' was combined to form the name iMac. This may seem like a normal thing nowadays as internet access is very easy. But in the 1998's it was a big deal to go public with the easy access to the Internet in the computer market. But 'i' don't just represent the internet. It also represents other words. When the iMac went public at the time, the letter "i" represented other things, said Steve Jobs, the company's founder.
Along with internet, the word 'i' also means 'individual' 'instruct', 'inform' as well as 'inspire'. After Apple added the name iMac to the Internet, the same name was added to other products. Therefore, in the case of other products also, 'i' refers not only to internet, but also every word that the user wants, so that they can feel their right to own the product, he said. In this way, 'i' is attached to every Apple product today.