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The iPhone turns 7 on Sunday, here's a look back at a classic
The iPhone was released on June 29, 2007, and changed cell phones forever. Dropping the keypad we'd all come to love for a full touch screen and putting a powerful 2.0 MP camera in every user's pocket, the iPhone kickstarted a mobile revolution. To celebrate the iPhone's 7th Birthday the folks at YouTube channel PhoneDog have put together a nice seven-minute look back at the phone that launched a touch screen mobile revolution. June 29, 2007 sowed the seeds for the iPad, Kindle Fire, Android, and most modern touchscreen devices. Let's take a minute to reminisce about the now antiquated device that started it. Enjoy.
The Engadget Mobile Podcast, live at 5PM ET with special guest!
It seems just like last week that we inducted a new member into the mobcast tribe, but this time we're putting a fourth musketeer on the hot seat for the week -- our special guest, Aaron Baker from PhoneDog.com, aka "the best hair in mobile." He'll be adding his own two or twenty cents about the week's wireless news, and perhaps we can talk him into doing his own rant -- Aaron's Agitation, anyone? Regardless, we hope you'll join us at 5PM ET! November 18, 2011 5:00 PM EST Update: And it's over! We'll try to have the podcast available as soon as possible. Next week's podcast, which will feature Phil Nickinson from Android Central, will be broadcast live on Wednesday (probably around 2PM ET) because of the holiday weekend. Be sure to tune in as we stump Phil with all sorts of questions about Windows Phone.
