Do you know why Apple always sets up 9:41 when she presents the iPhone?

If you have been an Apple fan since the beginning of the iPhone in 2007, you may have noticed a detail that has continued throughout his evolution.

What time is it? It's 9:41, always. Although it may seem like a random time, it turns out that this small detail dates back to the iPhone debut and has remained unchanged ever since.

From the original model to the 16th iPhone, the strange time specific has appeared in presentations, billboards and posters along Apple's timeline.

The story says that prior to the debut of the iPhone 2007, the team passed a presentation test, which until the discovery of the iPhone received about 40 minutes. Giving himself some freedom of action, the team decided to read the main presentation 9:42 to refer to the time when the audience would see the first iPhone ever.

The 9:42 a.m. trend spread throughout Apple's marketing for about three years until iPad made its debut. It turns out that the 40-minute note was quite accurate, so when the iPad was published, the team changed the presentation to read 9:41 a.m. With accuracy, 9:41 became the official time of showing up in Apple marketing and continues to this day.