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The iPhone is Apple's line of smartphones, first released in 2007 and running the iOS operating system.

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The iPhone is a line of smartphones developed by Apple and first released in 2007. Unveiled by then-CEO Steve Jobs in January 2007, it centers on a touchscreen interface for calling, web browsing, photography and apps. It runs iOS, and since the App Store opened in 2008, users have been able to install apps from third-party developers.

Since 2024, Apple Intelligence, Apple's suite of generative AI features, has been available on some iPhone models.

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