Yep. The phone handset is my favorite part too.
I wish we had more pictures from that era, but we were so paranoid about secrecy, and we didn’t have good cameras in our phones! 
The notion that UIKit is ARM-only ignores its deepest roots. The earliest pre-release iPhone/iOS apps ran natively on Macs… on PowerPC!pic.twitter.com/JtFhKc2ytz
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…with no simulator, either! Just as Mac apps!
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Our early iOS oftware prototypes were straight-up Mac apps. The Wallaby was tethered to the G3 tower and showed up as an external monitor.pic.twitter.com/WJn3T6ZNB5
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Wait. That's a computer from *1997*
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Probably to approach the performance of mobile CPUs at development time.
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How far ahead of the creation of the Wallaby was this photo?
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Not too long. I recall that this picture was taken in late 2005 or early 2006. I was issued my first Wallaby a few months before that.
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Correct. Making a pleasant-to-use touch-based system was the hard part. Although, as I recall, the ARM port of ObjC and our software frameworks was done for the phone project—but it was far from being the first new arch for that code.
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