A Timeline of iOS Accessibility: It Started with 36 Seconds

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By Shelly BrisbinJul 10, 2019, 7:30 am254 pts
On June 8, 2009, at the end of a two-hour WWDC keynote, Phil Schiller was running through a long list of new features and apps that would be available on the iPhone 3GS, due to ship on June 19 of that year. Phil was pinch-hitting as keynote master of ceremonies for Steve Jobs, who was then on leave, recovering…

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