TIMES names iPhone as ‘Invention of the Year’

As it was told before the fall of 2007 that a mobile telephone would lead people to a better future free of roaming charges and buttons. Times, which likes to anoint things, has named iPhone as the ‘Invention of the Year”. Being pretty and versatile in cases like ‘airplane’ mode (i.e., no cell service, Wi-Fi, etc.), a tiny little orange airplane zooms into the menu bar, make Times to name iPhone as the “Invention of the Year”.

But the article accompanying the awards lays out several reasons why iPhone is very important in computer industry. The relentless buzz around the world, as well as the sales figures, are signs that people really think about what they want in a mobile computer. The iPhone has made wireless industry sit up and realize that it is setting a stage in the future in which mobile computer gradually occupies a larger part of your world. iPhone isn’t just cellphone, it’s also a Platform! Apple engineers use OS X, a full featured operating system, suited in that elegant glass and stainless steel case.

Indeed, iPhone is one little thing you shouldn’t miss!