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MyDevice was a smartphone made by Finnish company called MyOrigo. It was developed in 2003. The phone was never released to the public markets. MyDevice was remarkable for it's time, since it had auto-rotate function, simplistic "smartphone" UI (similar to IOS or Android) The device was presented to Nokia, but the leaders didn't see the potential of touchscreen-phone.

MyDevice was presented to Apple's Steve Jobs. It's been suggested that MyOrigo's MyDevice was the inspiration for Apple iPhone (2007)

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	'''MyDevice''' was a [[smartphone]] made by [[Finnish]] company called '''MyOrigo''', ~~and it~~ was developed in 2003. The phone was never released to the public markets. '''MyDevice''' was remarkable for it's time, since it had auto-rotate function, simplistic "[[smartphone]]" UI (similar to IOS or Android) The device was presented to [[Nokia]], but the leaders didn't see the potential of touchscreen-phone.		'''MyDevice''' was a [[smartphone]] made by [[Finnish]] company called '''MyOrigo.''' It was developed in 2003. The phone was never released to the public markets. '''MyDevice''' was remarkable for it's time, since it had auto-rotate function, simplistic "[[smartphone]]" UI (similar to IOS or Android) The device was presented to [[Nokia]], but the leaders didn't see the potential of touchscreen-phone.

	'''MyDevice''' was presented to [[Apple Inc.\|Apple']]<nowiki/>s [[Steve Jobs]]. It's been suggested that MyOrigo's MyDevice was the inspiration for Apple iPhone (2007)		'''MyDevice''' was presented to [[Apple Inc.\|Apple']]<nowiki/>s [[Steve Jobs]]. It's been suggested that MyOrigo's MyDevice was the inspiration for Apple iPhone (2007)