The Network got one of the first pictures taken on the iPhone

Gallagher attended a private screening of the first iPhone in 2007

Journalist David Gallagher, the former editor of The New York Times, in honor of the last anniversary of the iPhone shared the process of creating one of the first “contraband” photos taken on the iPhone first generation.

Gallagher attended a private screening of the first iPhone in 2007, where he decided on a bold step — to “quietly” check megapixel camera phones. He quickly took a picture and captured… a Cup of coffee and a piece of chocolate pieces.

According to the journalist, this was perhaps the first photo taken on the iPhone outside the Apple campus in Cupertino. He posted the picture on a photo hosting and Flickr have long feared that someone would notice. However, nothing happened, and Apple did not apply for the journalist to court.

It is worth mentioning that out of hatred of the jobs to the arrogant, a top Manager of Microsoft, prigovarivaya about the company’s plans to create its own tablet with pen control, in Purple, in which Apple worked on the design of tactile devices. In an interview with journalist John Markoff said a former employee of Apple Inc. Scott Forstall. According to the Creator of iOS, Steve hated the idea that the market could take something imperfect and low-tech.

PS I Think, now I understand why iPhone is so much use for photographing food.

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