This is exactly why I prefer fingerprint sensor to Iris/Face sensor.....would be great if it just go to the home screen directly without swiping up.
i certainly hope so. i dun wan to always have to hold it up in front of me before it unlocks and swipe up. cos for my current 7+, i just tap the touch ID while it is on the way out of the pocket and by the time i see my screen, it is unlocked n at the home screen most of the time.
Anyone knows if the Singapore Apple retail store in orchard has the iPhone X for demo already?
Anyone knows if the Singapore Apple retail store in orchard has the iPhone X for demo already?
Not so soon. Usually 1 or 2 weeks before actual sales day.Anyone knows if the Singapore Apple retail store in orchard has the iPhone X for demo already?
Tried to find this info but couldn't on the hands on reviews.
For the space grey one, the chrome sides are more greyish?
For the silver one, the chrome sides are shiny chrome? Or they are the same colour?
Unfortunately that was what Craig did in his demo. That with the earlier blunder made people believe that Face ID is flawed.I believe you don't have to raise your phone directly in front of your face to unlock. It should work even at a certain angle.
would be great if it just go to the home screen directly without swiping up.
The silver will be stainless steel colour like that Apple Watch SS model while the space gray one will be a dark chrome finish like the Apple Watch space black SS finish.
Just hope Apple makes enough for oct 27 preorder. Hate to wait longer.

Somehow I'm worried about the Face ID effectiveness. Although there was mention that you don't have to look directly at the phone, but I do wonder how much of an off-angle before Face ID fails.
It's a common use case for me to unlock my phone when it's lying flat on a table with my face probably angled more than 45%. Or when I placed my phone low on my lap while sitting - the sensor will probably just see my nostrils and chin, and a bit of eyes. Would the Face ID work in such cases?
The fact that there were rumors of Apple working to embed Touch ID under the display but gave up eventually probably meant that Face ID was a fall-back option.
I guess I'll have to wait till Nov 3rd to try it out on a demo unit.
Unfortunately that was what Craig did in his demo. That with the earlier blunder made people believe that Face ID is flawed.
Somehow I'm worried about the Face ID effectiveness. Although there was mention that you don't have to look directly at the phone, but I do wonder how much of an off-angle before Face ID fails.
It's a common use case for me to unlock my phone when it's lying flat on a table with my face probably angled more than 45%. Or when I placed my phone low on my lap while sitting - the sensor will probably just see my nostrils and chin, and a bit of eyes. Would the Face ID work in such cases?
The fact that there were rumors of Apple working to embed Touch ID under the display but gave up eventually probably meant that Face ID was a fall-back option.
I guess I'll have to wait till Nov 3rd to try it out on a demo unit.
nope... it won't work
Any pics to reference?
