Today the iPad has been 10 years since it was officially launched in stores, and Agile Partner co-founder, Jack Ivers, wanted to discuss an exciting story about how his company succeeded in getting the first signs of the iPad.
The story began in 2008, when Agile partners The Guitar Toolkit has been released as one of the first iPhone applications.
The app used the device's microphone to find music notes to see the channels in real time on the guitar.
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In 2009, Apple partnered with Agile partners to highlight the program. GuitarToolkit in one of its trading spots. They started receiving calls:
Apple: We need you to make the world a GuitarToolkit in the following languages: Japanese, Simplified Chinese, German, French and Spanish. Please, next week.
Agile Partners: Ummmm .. why?
Apple: Sign this privacy agreement.
Agile Partners: Here you go. Tell us more.
Apple: We're thinking of highlighting GuitarToolkit in the promotional campaign, but without compromising. Will you do international?
"Apple was asking us to jump, and it didn't take long for us to answer" how high is it? & # 39; GuitarToolkit last appeared in a series of international advertising campaigns. ”
Later in 2010, just days after Steve Jobs showed the world to the iPad, Apple's CEO spoke with Agile Partner and invited them into their offices developing an iPad version of GuitarToolkit
This is how they gained access to one of the first iPad prototypes to develop the app. According to them, the room had dark curtains inside the door so that when you opened the door you couldn't see anything. They are covered with a sturdy material so that no touch screen and first button can be touched.
