Why are the times in iPhone ads all 9 41

Whether it's the 80s. Consumers who have been using Apple products since they first released their iPods, or who have only learned about Apple since the iPhone, and who have seen Apple's unprecedented impact on the tech sector, will admit that the company has a secret to success: it is good at getting every product detail to the extreme.

In fact, Apple is not only committed to the internal and external design of the product, the combination of software and hardware, etc., but also the details of the product advertising are also very impressive, such as the iPhone commercials they launched (including TV commercials and print ads). If you're careful enough, you'll see that the iPhone in each ad points to every set of numbers on the time display: 9::

41. Why is Apple so fond of this time? Former Apple executive Bob Borcher is here to decipher it. In a recent report by BusinessInsider, Bob revealed in an interview with **:

If you've ever seen an Apple iPhone ad — whether it's in print or on TV, you've noticed that the time on your iPhone is always 9:41 a.m., because that number refers to the exact time the iPhone was officially released in 2007. ”

There is only one possibility that you are receiving a scam ad.

The time when the Apple mobile phone is displayed in advertisements and press conferences is related to the first Apple mobile phone released by Steve Jobs that year.

In fact, at the beginning, the time displayed on the Apple phone was not 9:41, but 9:42.

And the reason why there is a time of 9:42 is because the time of the first Apple phone release is 9:42. In 2007, Jobs Joe helped lead at 9:

Apple's first iPhone was announced on 42, and since then Apple's phone has been advertised and promoted at 9:42

Later, because the time when Jobs showed the ipad 1 was 9:41, he changed the time to 9:41 until now.

In fact, it doesn't matter whether it's 9:41 or 9:42, the important thing is that this time just coincides with the time when the product is unveiled in reality.

Apple executives also answered the question. They said that Apple's press conference always started at nine o'clock in the local area, and the conference did not show the phone as soon as it came up. Before that, you need to set the mood and do some foreshadowing, which takes about 40 minutes.

And sometimes the timing of the presentation is not so precise, so 9:41 or 9:42 is the time when the product just appears.

What Apple wants to do is that the time displayed on the big screen is the same as the time on the mobile phone or watch of the audience.

One of Apple's many products that doesn't use this time is the Apple Watch. The freeze time of the Apple Watch is 10:09 minutes, which is one minute different from the time of most watch manufacturers.

The reason why the watch industry sets the time at 10:10 is because it prevents the hands from obscuring the brand, and the two hands are just symmetrical at 10:10.

Apple was very strict, and they thought that the hour hand was a little bit to the right at 10 minutes, so they changed the time to a more symmetrical 10:09

You really have a lot of heart in mind when you ask this question, we can see that many watch advertisements show the time at 10:20 a.m. because 10:20 on the dial shows a smiley face.

Oops,You're really careful enough.,I've noticed all the details.,I never noticed.,This could be an Apple phone.,It feels like this time is more auspicious,.

This one... I don't know much, but I think it may be related to the developer of Apple's mobile phone, and maybe there are other symbols at this point in time.

Because it was 9:41 when Jobs introduced the iPhone to the world, in order to commemorate that day, all the advertisements appeared at 9:41.

This is a matter of details, it is said that it was the time of Jobs's actuarial calculations, and the staff was asked to adjust the time in advance.

Even such a small detail can be noticed, you are really an apple fan, I think the main reason is that the designer wanted to design such a time.

Because these are rest times, not many people go to work at this point, so you can see their ads after work, which is a marketing tool.

This is because the Apple founders like 9:41 in the morning because it's more energetic.

I haven't paid attention to this, but next time I pay attention to it, it may also be the reason for the design of the advertising designer, so it has become like this.

I didn't pay attention to such a problem, it should have been specially arranged by them, and there should have been the necessary connections, and they all set it up themselves.

I think the ratio of that mysterious stele is 9:4:1, which should have something to do with it.

What changed everything was Apple's iPad conference, in which the time displayed on Apple devices was changed from 9:42 to 9:41, because according to the previous plan, the iPad would be unveiled at 9:41. Apple executives said that new product launches are generally 40 minutes after the start of the press conference, so that the time on the promotional image of Apple products is basically the same as the time of the press conference. Apple's press conference starts at 9 a.m. local time, and before the official launch of the new product, all the speakers on stage have to go through a total of about 40 minutes to prepare for it.

When it came time to officially announce the product, Apple wanted the time to appear on the big screen to coincide with the time on the audience's watches, so it set the time on all product images to 9:41.

Former Apple executive Bob Borcher recently disclosed in an interview that in fact, this time is the official release time of the iPhone. Apple's press conference is generally held at 9:00, and after a 40-minute performance and company review, Apple will hold a meeting at 9:00

After 40, a new product is released, but because the timing of the presentation is certainly not precisely controlled, the number on the advertisement becomes 9:41 or 9:42.

Scott Forstall, Apple's senior vice president of software, replied: "When we write a keynote speech, we deliberately make a big announcement 40 minutes after the start of the conference, and when the big ** is displayed on the screen, we want the ** time to coincide with the live time." But we also know it won't be in the 40th minute.

So Apple added about 2 minutes to go in, and he saidIn the case of the iPhone, we set it at 42 minutes, and it turned out that our estimate was quite accurate, so on the iPad we set it at 41 minutes. The answer is revealed!

"As early as 2007, there was speculation that the time on the iPhone** was related to the time of the first presentation, but this is the first time that Apple has confirmed it, and now Apple's practice has been extended to the iPad.

Showing 9:41 is 9:41, and if people show other times, some people will ask why this time, so people must have a time to show it.

Because the release time of the first-generation iPhone 2G is exactly 9:41, it is a tribute to the classics.

It must be because the iPhone series is actually all designed, and then these phones are all promotional pictures made at the same time

The first iPhone was released at 9:41.

That is, the time of the iPhone generation released by Jobs.

To commemorate this time, it is 9:41

I'll tell you the terrible thing, Apple has started advertising.

Because 9+41 50 is a whole number of tens (funny).

It's all like this, Huawei 8:08, Xiaomi 8:16, O19:35, Honor 10:08

When all of Apple's new products are released, the time shown on the promotional image is almost 9:41. Come to think of it, this number is neither visually symmetrical nor visually symmetrical, so why on earth?

In fact, it's because Apple's new product launch conference in the early years usually started at 9 o'clock in the morning, and the ** device was released after the 40-minute opening speech of the conference.

So at 9:41, it's almost the time when the new product will be unveiled. This can give the users at the press conference a kind of time resonance.

941 homophony: It's you. Personal guessing.

What if it's Apple's release time? (Don't hit me if I'm guessing).

In the early years, the iPhone was born and invented at 9:41, and in order to commemorate this technological moment, all promotional images are set at 9:41

Didn't it say it was because Jobs started a minute late?

941 is you, this mobile phone is your wife, your coffin is your mobile phone that accompanies you to death, it is yours!

Because Apple's release of the first generation of mobile phones is his time, it happens to be 9:41, and the mobile phones that have been released later will pay tribute to the classics.

This may be the unified setting of the company's headquarters, which is why this situation occurs.

Because the advertising time given by the Apple phone is there, the advertising can only appear at that time.

That's because this time is a more memorable time compared to Apple's mobile phone.

Because it was 9:41 at the time, it wasn't Apple's intention.

The main reason is because this is a more monumental time.

This time is actually very commemorative, because the first generation of Apple mobile phones was successfully developed.

Because Apple's conference has always been held at 9 o'clock in the morning, it takes about 40 minutes, leaving 1 minute as a buffer.

This is not a marketing ploy, but a precise calculation by Apple. Apple's new product launch starts at 9 a.m. all a.m. When the first-generation iPhone was released in 2007, Apple staff found that it took them about 40 minutes to lay the groundwork for the launch of a new product.

40 minutes can create enough suspense without boredom for the on-site attendees at the press conference. Then they set aside 1 minute as a buffer, so Apple set the display time of the iPhone in the slideshow to 9:41.

In this way, when the iPhone is officially unveiled, the time on the screen and the time at the press conference are exactly 9:41, giving people a bright feeling. In subsequent Apple new product launches, this practice has been retained.

In pursuit of the perfect iPhone, in order to match the product promotion with the actual time, the time of all iPhone and iPad promotional images is fixed at 9:41. If you have learned about the iPhone brand, you will find that it is a very amazing thing, that is, the time of the mobile phone and tablet of the iPhone series will be fixed at 9:41, why not the exact hour but 9:41? The main thing is that the owner of the iPhone wants to show the new product perfectly at the same time as the actual time.

1. The time of all iPhone promotional pictures is at 9:41, which is the "perfect display time" that iPhone bosses are most looking forward to

For the time of 9:41 on the promotional map, many people will think that it is to commemorate Jobs, but this statement is actually denied; Jobs first released the iPhone product at 9:42 instead of 41, which is enough to show that 9:41 was not born for Jobs. In fact, 9:41 is for the "perfect display time", and the iPhone conference is generally at 9 o'clock, with a budget of 40 minutes to explain the product and display it in front of the world at 41 o'clock; In order to make the time of the promotional image match the time of the real thing, the time was set at 9:41.

9:41 is the most perfect display time for iPhone bosses, resulting in promotional pictures being frozen at 9:41.

Because this is the time when Jobs first promoted the iPhone, it was this point in time to commemorate Jobs' great invention.

This has something to do with the time of Apple's press conference, which is generally at 9 o'clock, 40 minutes to prepare, and the new product release is exactly at 41 minutes.

Because when Jobs released the iPhone 4 that year, it was released at 9:41, and this custom was continued.

Every new Apple mobile phone development success will be a development conference, 9:41 because Jobs first released the birth of the Apple mobile phone at 9:41.

Because this point in time is the time when Apple was founded, they will always remember this time.

There is a saying that the first generation of the iPhone was released in the hands of Steve Jobs at 9:41 a.m. on January 9, 2007 in honor of the tradition that continues in honor of Old Man Joe.