Yesterday, the first iPhone turned 16. On January 9, 2007, Steve Jobs introduced a device that literally changed the world, making the smartphones we know today. And Apple has since sold a large number of iPhones. Too much.

According to IDC, the company sold 2.32 billion iPhones during the entire period. Of course, this is not a record, and the same Samsung has sold many more devices over the entire time, but the iPhone is still iconic for the market.

Even now, when the iPhone has been around for over 15 years, sometimes a new feature or technology pops up in it, which is then adopted by other players. For example, the other day Qualcomm introduced the Snapdragon Satellite, which will lead to the emergence of Android flagships in the coming months, with support for two-way communication with satellites for emergency calls.