Apple's iPhone release have been very successful. Some first weekends were extremely well-received. Here's a history of iPhone launches, starting with the iPhone 3G and moving up to the iPhone 4S. And if you're interested in a specific model, read on to learn more. We will touch on the iPhone 3G (iPhone 4S), iPhone 5S (iPhone 6), and iPhone 6 (iPhone 6). This will give you an overview of Apple's manufacturing process.

iPhone 3G

In July 2008, Apple released the iPhone 3G for the first time to the public. The device had similar internal hardware to its predecessor, which was made by Samsung and based on a RISC ARM11 620 MHz processor. It featured a PowerVRMBXLite3D GPU and 128MB PoP DRAM. Like its predecessors, the camera was fixed-focus 2.0-megapixel and did not support native video recording, autofocus, optical zoom, or optical zoom. However, the iPhone 3G's OS enabled geotagging photos. This is an important feature for modern mobile phones.

iPhone 4S

The iPhone 4S, the successor to the iPhone 4, is now available. It shares the same basic design and features, such as the 3Gs' 960x480 IPS LED display and GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) radio. The hardware is the main difference. The iPhone 4's 5-megapixel resolution camera was replaced by an 8-megapixel camera. It can record 1080p video at 1080p.

iPhone 5S

The iPhone 5S was the second major iPhone 5S. The iPhone 5S is very similar to it, except for the color scheme (gold or white). The internal hardware has seen a significant upgrade. The A7 64bit dual-core system -on-chip (64-bit) was one of the very first smartphones to feature this technology. There are also improvements such as a larger aperture or Touch ID fingerprint identification.

iPhone 6

Apple's eighth generation smartphone, the iPhone 6 was its eighth generation. The iPhone 6 Plus and iPhone 6 Plus received mostly positive reviews due to their redesigns and better specifications. The iPhone 6's front camera now has 12-megapixels. This is an increase of the 5-megapixel sensor and is compatible with Apple’s Retina Flash. The iPhone 6 has the 2nd generation Touch ID fingerprint sensor and LTE Advanced. Users will no longer need to rely on the headset jack thanks to its camera.

iPhone 6S

Unlike previous iPhone updates, the iPhone 6S Plus had no major changes internally. They were quicker, had better battery life and had improved cameras. That said, these improvements were small and did not make the iPhone 6S Plus all that different from one another. The iPhone 6S, which was the first iPhone to be released in September 2015 had not seen a significant improvement over the iPhone 6S. Apple was also criticised over issues such as bendgate, making the phone almost unusable.

iPhone 6S Plus

The iPhone 6S (and iPhone six Plus) were launched in September 2015. In September 2015, the iPhone 6S and six Plus were released. Many users experienced hardware problems. The touchscreen quality of the iPhone 6 was affected by the rigidity in the chassis. Camera problems were caused by performance issues in the iPhone 6 Plus. Both the iPhone 6S and 6S models were also affected by an "error 53".

iPhone 7

Apple's iPhone release was a breakthrough in the world of mobile phones. It included features such as voice control, artificial intelligence, and voice command. iCloud makes it simple to save media in the cloud. This frees up space on your phone. iMessage, which improved texting between iPhone users, added Twitter integration and other features. With more than one hundred million users, the iPhone is the most widely used smartphone. Here's a comparison of the iPhone 7 and its predecessor.

iPhone 8

The iPhone 8 (the 11th generation) was released September 22, 2017. It succeeded the iPhone 7 Plus, and was preceded by the iPhone X. Apple discontinued both models on April 15, 2020. Although the iPhone 8 is still in production, the company might be considering making changes in the near future. Here is a list of some of the most significant iPhone 8 releases. This article will address both the iPhone 8 Plus and the iPhone 8.

iPhone X

Apple's latest flagship smartphone, the iPhone X is a significant upgrade to previous models. Its allscreen design and the absence of a button for home marked a return back to a glass sandwich design. Also, it was the first iPhone that featured Face ID. The technology that was behind the XS, which arrived in September 2018, meant that the XX was no longer available for purchase. It is a 6.14-ounce smartphone with a 5.8" OLED display. It weighs just over six lbs. The OLED display is more visible due to its rounded corners. However, it is less sharp than the iPhone's "regular" display. The screen's corners may be less sharp than the iPhone X's rounded edges. This could lead to glare. Portrait Lighting remains in beta.

iPhone 8 Plus

The iPhone 8 Plus, the most recent version the iPhone since its launch in September 2017, is the latest version. These devices come with wireless and inductive charging as well as a larger screen. Apple has released several similar iPhone models over the years. But the iPhone X breaks the three-year cycle. The iPhone X was the first iPhone without a home button and was packed with features like gestures and FACE ID.