[zamalek]

> It took Job/Apple to make the UI popular.

This is also not true, Microsoft made it pervasive: between 1996 and 2017 MacOS has only ever peaked at roughly 10-15% market share. It is during this period that the market cap of computer users increased from millions (which can hardly be called "popular") to billions.

This is also shifting the goal posts. Your original comment had absolutely nothing to do with "who made UI popular."

[sumedh]

Looks someone does not like constructive feedback and instead tries to attack others.

Apple made a deal with Xerox and refined the UI while MS came in as pirate and did the rest.

Why is every mobile UI a copy of the first Iphone.

MS does not do design while Apple does that is the point.

Do you get it now or are you still going to attack me?

[zamalek]

> Why is every mobile UI a copy of the first Iphone.

Windows Mobile was definitely not a copy of the first iPhone.[1] I already pointed out that it was, in fact, Apple who took inspiration from Metro - which was the first iteration of the modern flat UI.

[1]: https://cdn.wccftech.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/wp_ss_20...

[sumedh]

Are you saying that Apple copied Windows Mobile UI for its first Iphone?

[zamalek]

No, for its fourth or fifth or thereabouts? It happened years after Metro, as did Google Material Design (a fantastic improvement to the platform).

[sumedh]

So others copied Apple's first Iphone UI.

Now do you get it or are you still going to argue about this?

[wor3q]

You mean app drawer with icons, which Nokia 7650 had in 2003?

Or touch only operated interface from Motorola a1000 from 2004?

And those are not by any means first phones in each category.

[zamalek]

I give up.

[wor3q]

No, they copied flat design in iOS 7.