Exchanges  Through  an  Interface

A Brand New Era With More Communications And Purpose

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    • Exploring Into The Future
    • Untimely Encounters
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  • Changing The World ↓
    • Revolutionary Technology
    • Apple's Importance
  • Conclusion
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    • Process Paper
    • Bibliography
    • Interviews

“The most important thing in communication is hearing what isn't said.”

Peter Drucker

Educator

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A comparison between a Blackberry's communication to the servers and the iPhone's connection to the servers, Softpedia

Exchanging New Communication Techniques
In June of 2007, Apple launched the iPhone and with this new gadget, unleashed a new era of communications. Apple created a way to for the world to exchange communication through any type of product owned. Tablets, computers, and phones could now send messages and calls to each other with Apple's new exchange system. This new system removed all the unneeded steps between the servers and products and made one link between them all.

“The computer seems easy because Apple makes the products so easy to use at home. It's the simple things, like getting the TV set up or getting the speakers to work. That drives me crazy.”

Chris O'Donnel

Actor

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Apple iPhone call screen interface, Tech Insider

“When you travel, everybody’s got one of these things, an Apple iPad. When I say everybody, I mean little kids, mothers, women who would otherwise be knitting,”

Sorel Reisman

IEEE Computer Society President

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Apple Inc:
Exploring Towards The Foundation Of A Simpler Future

Max Cohen & Yaël Rémy
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Student Composed Words: 1194 words
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  • Background ↓
    • The Birth Of Apple
  • Apple's Journey ↓
    • Exploring Into The Future
    • Untimely Encounters
    • Exchanges Through An Interface
  • Changing The World ↓
    • Revolutionary Technology
    • Apple's Importance
  • Conclusion
  • Paperwork ↓
    • Process Paper
    • Bibliography
    • Interviews