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It was the time (roughly) when Steve Jobs unveiled the iPhone at Macworld 2007.
macuser154 said:
It was the time (roughly) when Steve Jobs unveiled the iPhone at Macworld 2007.
You'll also notice that in many Mac images, the time is often the same.
10:50 AM is a popular one.
10:50 AM is a popular one.
Yeah! I've always wondered the same thing.... and in all the pictures and demos the calendar displays "Tuesday: 9", is that also the day Jobs announced the iphone?
The time on the Mac boxes is the version of OS X that it came with.
10:40 = 10.4
10:43 = 10.4.3
10:50 = 10.5
Etc.
Yeah! I've always wondered the same thing.... and in all the pictures and demos the calendar displays "Tuesday: 9", is that also the day Jobs announced the iphone?
Yep he announced the original iPhone on Tuesday January 9th, 2007. And I think he showed off the iPhone 3G on June 9th, 2008. However I think that keynote might've been actually on a Monday?
No, not at all. 9:43 was used for advertisements long before the iPhone...
WWDC keynotes are always on Mondays; it's just a random date.Yeah! I've always wondered the same thing.... and in all the pictures and demos the calendar displays "Tuesday: 9", is that also the day Jobs announced the iphone?
its just a number. what do you propose, not having a time displayed at all and hence not having anyone wonder why they picked the time they did? lol
Analogue watches always show 10 past 10, because it makes the watch look nice. I guess someone reached the same opinion about 9:42 in digits.