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The First Backup Camera
The first backup camera was used in a Buick Centurion concept car. It was presented at the General Motors Motorama. The vehicle had a rear-mounted tv camera that sent images to the tv screen in the dashboard. This tv screen took place of the rear-view mirror. The backup camera helps people back up their cars easier. -
The First DVD Player
The world's first DVD player was the Toshiba SD-3000. The first DVD players and discs were made available in Japan. The DVD player was an easier way to watch movies. The VCR required you to rewind the tapes while DVDs rewind themselves. -
Teachers Pay Teachers
TeachersPayTeachers.com was founded in April 2006 by Paul Edelman. He was a former NYC Public School teacher. In 2009 the website was repurchased and was used as a private business. It is used today by many educators both young and old. Educators can easily find lessons and activities in minutes. -
First Generation iPhone
The first iPhone was released by Apple on June 29, 2007. The first iPhone was announced by Steve Jobs on January 9, 2007 at the Macworld convention. More modernized mobile devices helped people improve their communication when not at home. Phone calls and texting where available outside of the home. -
Facetime and Apple
Facetime is Apple's video and voice calling system. It was introduced in 2010 with the iPhone 4, he first iPhone with a front-facing camera. Facetime helps those who do not see each other often talk and see each other on the phone. It allows you to stay in touch with family and friends. -
AirPlay
AirPlay was introduced by Apple in September 2010. It was previously called AirTunes for audio-only streaming. AirPlay allows you to present information on one device onto an Apple TV. I once presented a powerpoint from my iPad to my class using AirPlay. -
Siri and Apple
On October 4, 2011, Apple introduced the iPhone 4S with a beta version of Siri. Siri is a voice in the iPhone that can help you retrieve information quickly. You can simply say, "Hey Siri, whats the weather like in Orlando?". Siri will then tell yo0u what the weather is like in Orlando. Siri can be very helpful when you need to know something quickly. -
Face ID
Apple announced Face ID during the unveiling of the iPhone X in 2017. It was presented as the successor to Touch ID. iPhones will no longer require a home button. Although Touch ID was a secure privacy measurement for the iPhone, Face ID can be even more successful. This invention keeps your phone more secure and keeps your privacy. It was invented as a better security measure.
