http://shegeeks.net/when-did-the-iphone-become-an-invention/ The latest in online and mobile technology with Corvida Tue, 07 Feb 2012 23:41:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://shegeeks.net/when-did-the-iphone-become-an-invention/comment-page-1/#comment-16958 EmilyK Thu, 10 Dec 2009 04:03:00 +0000 http://corvida.ilumine.net/when-did-the-iphone-become-an-invention/#comment-16958 Maybe it was because Apple tried to market it as a whole new thing, and a lot of people bought into that marketing. For example, they heavily advertised its ability to hold and play music. Although other phones could already do that, Apple really tried to portray it as a device that was a true combination of cell phone and music player. I agree with you that it probably shouldn't qualify as a "new" invention. This is just my best guess as to why other people don't see it that way. Maybe it was because Apple tried to market it as a whole new thing, and a lot of people bought into that marketing. For example, they heavily advertised its ability to hold and play music. Although other phones could already do that, Apple really tried to portray it as a device that was a true combination of cell phone and music player. I agree with you that it probably shouldn't qualify as a “new” invention. This is just my best guess as to why other people don't see it that way.

]]> http://shegeeks.net/when-did-the-iphone-become-an-invention/comment-page-1/#comment-16741 EmilyK Wed, 09 Dec 2009 22:03:00 +0000 http://corvida.ilumine.net/when-did-the-iphone-become-an-invention/#comment-16741 Maybe it was because Apple tried to market it as a whole new thing, and a lot of people bought into that marketing. For example, they heavily advertised its ability to hold and play music. Although other phones could already do that, Apple really tried to portray it as a device that was a true combination of cell phone and music player. I agree with you that it probably shouldn't qualify as a "new" invention. This is just my best guess as to why other people don't see it that way. Maybe it was because Apple tried to market it as a whole new thing, and a lot of people bought into that marketing. For example, they heavily advertised its ability to hold and play music. Although other phones could already do that, Apple really tried to portray it as a device that was a true combination of cell phone and music player. I agree with you that it probably shouldn't qualify as a “new” invention. This is just my best guess as to why other people don't see it that way.

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