Today marks a decade since the unveiling of the iPhone.

Today marks a decade since the unveiling of the iPhone.

VIDEO: Ten years of iPhones

On Jan. 9, 2007 Steve Jobs unveiled a smartphone most now can't live without.



Where were you ten years ago today?

On Jan. 9, 2007, Steve Jobs stood on a platform and made an announcement that would forever change the way you use your phone.

Today marks ten years since the first iPhone was unveiled, with new generations of iPhones being announced on an annual basis.

Happy birthday, iPhone!

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