Why does apple put an i in front of their products?

Answer 1

Apple's first product that made use of the "i" was the iMac computer in 1998. The i stood for internet to which the iMac could easily be connected - in those days it could be difficult to configure a connection but increasing numbers of people were starting to use it. Eventually, it became an important part of Apple's branding and has become generic with the release of the iPod, iPhone, iPad, iMovie, etc.

Answer 2

Apple, Inc. originally adopted the "i" for their product names, starting with the iMac in 1998, to indicate that they were Internet-friendly when it could be difficult for inexperienced users to set up an Internet connection. This naming convention has continued with other products, such as iPods and iPads.

Answer 3

Cause they are iDiots