Everything about the iPhone X

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Like that every year take my money... lucky iPhones trade in price still not too bad
 

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Apple always take the move
And others follow
All talk cock only say why no headphone jack look at android sells follow too hahahhah

Ya. Now a lot of Android phones also starting to do wireless charging after Apple. ;)
 

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Apple always take the move
And others follow
All talk cock only say why no headphone jack look at android sells follow too hahahhah

Just look at Pixel 2...google trying to be Apple wannabe.

During announcement they didn’t even want to talk about the lack of 3.5mm port, all along no expandable storage for made by google phones (only android OEMs still have), plus their 3.5mm convertor is more expensive and google don’t give give their users any inbox earphones, lastly no wireless charging too. Sell at flagship price...

At least Samsung bundled $99 earphones and Apple at minimum include their lighting earphones for the price we are paying.




 
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Doesnt matter if 8+ have the bigger screen.

X will still pwn 8+. :crazy:

That's true, I'm drawn to the X for OLED, TrueDepth camera and new all-screen home-buttonless design. FaceID wise, honestly I'd prefer TouchID.
 

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When an iPhone X user receives a new notification on his or her phone and lifts it up to read the notification, it will be displayed on the screen just like it would on any other iPhone. But if someone else picks up the phone and tries to read the notification, it will be hidden.

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https://finance.yahoo.com/news/iphone-x-feature-just-discovered-sheer-brilliance-131849866.html
 

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Actually Samsung started some time before Apple for wireless charging.
 

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Ya. Now a lot of Android phones also starting to do wireless charging after Apple. ;)

Erm... correction...

It's APPLE who follow wireless charging AFTER a lot of android phones already have this feature in their phones.

Wireless charging is not new. :s22: :s22:

Don't anyhow mislead le. :s13:
 
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Apple always take the move
And others follow
All talk cock only say why no headphone jack look at android sells follow too hahahhah

Erm.. correction AGAIN.

No headphone jack appear in android phone FIRST before apple follows.

And same like wireless charging, face id, narrow bezel, NFC etc. These are technologies already exist in android phone before apple follows. :s13:
 

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Apple typically isn’t first to market with a feature. However, when they implement a feature, it’s slightly different and highly optimised for the user experience. After which other manufacturers will follow.

TouchID is one example.
 

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Apple typically isn’t first to market with a feature. However, when they implement a feature, it’s slightly different and highly optimised for the user experience. After which other manufacturers will follow.

TouchID is one example.

Yes, fix the fast charging pls. :s13:
 

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Erm... correction...

It's APPLE who follow wireless charging AFTER a lot of android phones already have this feature in their phones.

Wireless charging is not new. :s22: :s22:

Don't anyhow mislead le. :s13:

U guys need to learn how to sense sarcasms. Lol.
 

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Erm... correction...

It's APPLE who follow wireless charging AFTER a lot of android phones already have this feature in their phones.

Wireless charging is not new. :s22: :s22:

Don't anyhow mislead le. :s13:

I'm aware of that. Just really really really amazed at how frogs in a well view the world. ;)
 

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Apple typically isn’t first to market with a feature. However, when they implement a feature, it’s slightly different and highly optimised for the user experience. After which other manufacturers will follow.

TouchID is one example.

That's true for some, but at the same time, not so for others.

The Control Center (that is "copied" from Android's Quick Settings, which btw has been in Android since time immemorial) is still pretty much wanting in functionalities (after so longggggggggg), when compared to Android's. In fact, the recent curious decision of changing how the Wifi and Bluetooth toggles work on iOS 11 was a step back (not forward).

Another example is NFC. The NFC on Apple devices is, still, very much crippled. It only allows for Apple Pay, and nothing more.

So, this point of yours, while it may have been valid in the past, is now pretty much arguable.
 
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Apple typically isn’t first to market with a feature. However, when they implement a feature, it’s slightly different and highly optimised for the user experience. After which other manufacturers will follow.

TouchID is one example.
First is not always best. Wasted so much time trying to get note 7 to recognise my eye ball 🙄😂
 

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First is not always best. Wasted so much time trying to get note 7 to recognise my eye ball 🙄😂

In the US, due to liability concerns, there’s actually a warning saying prolong use of the iris scanner could cause eye damage.
 

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Fast charging is something which isn't really something new to iPhones.The fast charging iPhone 8/X mentioned just refers to USB-C PD Support

iphone-8-plus-charging-times.png


http://bgr.com/2017/10/10/iphone-8-charging-speeds-fast-charging-iphone-x/

iPhones could always charge quite rapidly if you used a higher ampere charger. As you can see from the chart above, any USB charger or power bank which delivers ~2.4A would do the trick

yes that's right. faster charging with ~2A has been present since 5s iirc. this USB-C PD is simply even faster charging...
 
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