The IBM Simon, often regarded as the first smartphone, was introduced on
November 23, 1992. It was a pioneering device that combined the
functionalities of a mobile phone with those of a personal digital
assistant (PDA). The IBM Simon had features like a touchscreen
interface, email capabilities, a calendar, and even the ability to send
and receive faxes. While it may seem basic compared to modern
smartphones, it laid the groundwork for the revolutionary devices we use
today.
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