what does "i" stand for in apple products

The real meaning of "i" stands for "intelligent"

iPhone = intelligent Phone

iPad = intelligent Pad

iMovie = intelligent Movie

and so on.

And you have something showing this to be true?

An intelligent pod? Really?

This question really has nothing to do with what I am asking.

OH, And I am going to ask one of the "site chat" people on the apple store about this. I will come back with their answer.

I know when the first imac came out it was for internet internet mac. So internet book, internet phone, internet pad. that is what i am assuming for the newer devices.

i is an imaginary number

Well, there you have it.

Bernieb2812 wrote:

The "i" in front of Apple products such as iMac, iPod, and iPhone is in deference to Sir Jonathan Ive, S

except that it's not.

Nickies430 wrote:

Why isn't there a secure answer to this yet?

Because there is no specific, solid answer/definition.

I agree... I just think it's interesting that we are all just so curious 🙂

I had heard years ago that the "I" was a reference to Jonathan Ive. So Ive's version of the Mac, quietly giving him credit for all the work he did in its creation.

According to the Special event in 1998, the "i" stands for internet, as mentioned before, but also individual, instruct, inform and inspire.

It doesn't stand for any name, but it was a tribute to his two Grandfathers, Anderson Shipp Truman and Solomon Young. But why this random change of subject?

DeMaestro wrote:

But why this random change of subject?

I give up...

Why are you responding to a 3 year old post?