Over the past eight years, Apple has released a total of ten iPhones, all said to be a slight variation on the one before. But, how much have the devices actually changed since the 2G’s 3.5-inch screen and rounded edges? Designers have combined models of each handset since 2007 to create a graphic that reveals the evolution of the phones as they morph in front of your eyes. Scroll down for video The graphic was created for California-based image search site PicClick. It plots the design changes from the first iPhone, known as the 2G in 2007, through the iPhone 3G, 3GS, 4, 4S, 5, 5S and 5C, and the most recent iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. Designers n used image-morphing technology to create the GIFs
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The graphic was created for visual search site PicClick
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It plots the design changes from the first iPhone to the iPhone 6 Plus
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Designers compiled high-resolution 3D models of each handset
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They then used image-morphing technology to create the GIFs
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Each design is visualised from the front, side and rear
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The changing sizes are also demonstrated in a picture created by the firm
The 4-inch display remained for two years, also being used on the @placeholder and 5C.