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CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. Steve Jobs didn't mention apps, or media, or even a touchscreen. "His [charge] was simple," former iPhone product marketing manager Bob Borchers said during a recent lecture at a California school, AppleInsider reports. "He wanted to create the first phone that people would fall in love with. That's what he told us.". So where do you go from there? Borchers -- now a venture capitalist at Opus Capital -- was just as perplexed. "Now if you're an engineer, like I am by training, you're like 'what does that mean?'" he said. "But he was right. The idea was, he wanted to create something that was so instrumental and integrated in peoples' lives that you'd rather leave your wallet at home than your iPhone.".

So Jobs' original vision was not quite as concrete as we'd have thought, Is the iPhone still king? Or has Android overtaken it? Let us know in the comments below, or over on our Facebook page, A former Apple product manager has revealed what Jobs told the team working on the first iPhone, And he wasn't as specific as you'd think, Looking at the iPhone now, it's hard to think how it was originally conceived, How do you go about asking a team to mirage case for apple iphone x and xs - black come up with one of the world's most iconic gadgets?..

CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. Could it be a forthcoming solar-powered effort? (Stranger things have happened in the world of mobile recently.) Or will the Xperia S get a new name before its March launch? Or is it the new name of the Xperia U?. The patent made an appearance on the United States Patent and Trademark Office, though it's credited to "Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB", complete with the address of its Swedish HQ. So maybe Sony hasn't got round to amending its records yet, alerting the patent office that it's buying out Ericsson to produce phones under the Sony brand.

The patent was filed on 30 January of this year, so Sony would've known Ericsson was on the way out, although it may still officially be conducting serious business under the mirage case for apple iphone x and xs - black old brand, We're going to put on our speculation hat and say the Xperia S is too close to launch to get a completely new name, Okay, so working names are liable to change, but rarely following an official announcement and hands-on for the likes of us tech journos, More likely, the as-yet-unannounced Xperia U, pictured above, will take the name (it was codenamed Kumquat during development), or an entirely new handset we've not seen yet, It's possible we'll see the Sola make an appearance at Mobile World Congress at the end of February, along with LG's rumoured quad-core effort, and more from HTC and the like..

The Xperia S is due for release in March -- as it always was, according to Sony, though Play.com initially listed it for release at the end of last month. Can Sony claw its way back to its former greatness? What would you like to see at MWC? Let us know in the comments below, or over on Facebook. Could this be a new phone incoming from Sony? Or will the Xperia S get a new name? Or the Xperia U?. Now this is intriguing. Sony has trademarked the name 'Xperia Sola', Pocketnow reports. Thanks to the Xperia moniker, we know it's the name of a phone, but exactly which handset is a complete mystery.