Apple iPhone X

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andres
Ssj
20 Sep 2017

But i'd say, biggest thing is the price difference between EU and US.
at the moment it has a difference of 392 Euros. for the ophone x 256 GB version, and that is alot, for that money i can go to US buy the phone, fly back and still have some money over.
why is there souch a big difference. ?

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Duel
Scq
20 Sep 2017

AnonD-441601, 19 Sep 2017Man its not true. Having Lenovo phone with 3Gb ram. In my c... more"And i guarantee you that some games wont run smoothly even on this phone."

you are wrong, every games run perfectly smooth with iPhones, you know the games are designed for iPhone hardware, thats the difference when you have hundreds of android phone with some devices games run better and with some others they are laggy. That's something what doesn't happen with Apple devices.

"3Gb ram is good only for apple Ios. But when we run certain apps this phone will be slow as any other with 3GB ram or less."

And again you are wrong, adding more RAM makes very small difference for app loading times, it's a CPU thing. And this phone is by the way speed deamon :) for example one reviewer opened injustice 2 game with note 8 and iPhone 8 and loading time was two times faster with iPhone 8, which is just crazy how far ahead Apple is with their CHIP.

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AnonD-674238
Ej9
20 Sep 2017

Duel, 19 Sep 2017"No one said android devices needed 8gb of RAM because its ... moreThats software issues..not my issue..they simply do not know how to use the hardware and software to its full potential

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Tareq
uNV
20 Sep 2017

Why didn’t Apple keep a small bezel at the top and hoise all the cameras and sensors there? The design would be great then. This cut out at the top looks so bad to me.

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imRGZ
upg
20 Sep 2017

AnonD-441601, 19 Sep 2017Pros: Low battery as every apple heavy users and gamers f... more"A11 bionic which is too new not properly tested and very expensive" Do you think Apple and Samsung/TSMC(these manufactured A11 BTW) as lame companies to not properly test its chipsets? Every other company, which has their own manufacturing facilities will do proper testing before releasing their products into market. Samsung is the sole manufacturer of iPhone X's AMOLEDs. So there is no question of copying here. Just get to know yourself about where Apple gets its parts from and then talk. 5.8" screen in a body of 5.1" phone, so that's not too big to handle. It's 174 g not 174 kgs to make users unable to carry it. I slightly agree with you on the design front though, they could have avoided the cutout and provided better design for the back. Those things would be corrected in its successor, if it ever gets one.

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imRGZ
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20 Sep 2017

AnonD-441601, 19 Sep 2017Man its not true. Having Lenovo phone with 3Gb ram. In my c... more"And i guarantee you that some games wont run smoothly even on this phone.
3Gb ram is good only for apple Ios. But when we run certain apps this phone will be slow as any other with 3GB ram or less." I had iPhone 6s with me for about 15 months until its motherboard died and during those months i had never experienced what you are saying here. 6s was never slow during game play, even while playing Infinity Blade game series. And i am not expecting iPhone 8s and Xs to be slow either. Buddy, iPhones' strong point is iOS and its smoothness all through. My 6s was working like a charm till that dreadful day, and i only think 8s and Xs as definitely far better in performance. Only things i didn't like in iPhone X are as usual its exorbitant price tag and camera(even though Apple mentioned it as new sensor, but i feel it is a remodeled 7+ sensor). When you are charging $999 for a phone, one will expect a different camera sensor than what you will get in an 8+.

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user
vF3
20 Sep 2017

Every year around this time Apple releases its new iPhones and every year we get a few early reviews in just before the phone goes on sale.
But this time, Apple has a more interesting phone coming out in November - the iPhone X - casting a shadow over the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus - are they still worth it with a design dating back to 2014? Let's see what the reviewers say.

The consensus is that the Apple iPhone 8 and 8 Plus are let down by a tired design that's built on huge bezels and familiar aesthetics, but the new camera, wireless charging and chip partially make up for it.
Engadget praises the iPhone 8 duo on the new excellent camera and a promising AR implementation but takes a point away for the design, despite the use of "grippier" glass.
TheVerge makes mostly the same points - fast new processor, excellent camera and having wireless charging is nice. But Nilay Patel isn't too thrilled with the stiff design either.
TechCrunch focuses on the new camera of the iPhone 8 Plus in their review hailing the new 12MP main camera as killer and the 8 Plus's Portrait Lighting as "working better than it has any right to".
The same theme continues with The Telegraph - praise for the significantly improved camera and the new faster chipset. The new glass back gets a positive mention too.
The New York Times review brands the new iPhones as the "ultimate refinement before eternal retirement".
The Wall Street Journal (subscription required) is the only media that outright advises you avoid the iPhone 8 on the grounds that the 8 doesn't do enough to be considered more than a 7s, slightly better camera notwithstanding.
John Gruber aka the Daring Fireball brands the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus "pretty good for a boring update".
CNET would have you wait to see the iPhone X before deciding on buying either an iPhone 8 or 8 Plus.
In its brief write-up USA Today describes the new glass and metal design as "lovely".
Wired shares TechCrunch' sentiment that the new camera is kick-ass. It also hails the glass design as a big improvement coupled with wireless charging.
Anyway we'll have even more to say when we get our hands on the new iPhones - camera samples, battery tests, loudspeaker test - all that jazz. So stay tuned!

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Anonymous
PwN
20 Sep 2017

I would buy this phone just for the BBOS 10 feeling that it gives.

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Anonymous
Yde
19 Sep 2017

AnonD-697425, 19 Sep 2017My sister's S5 has no burn in since 2014 up to now. I admir... moreThey don't burn, but they explode In your face.

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Xxx
CAj
19 Sep 2017

AnonD-1825, 19 Sep 2017Keep dreaming https://youtu.be/jDL-9ARikqA after few apps i... morehttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=I_W-Hc23rUA phone battle is better and trusted than your crappy page

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AnonD-1825
p7d
19 Sep 2017

Xxx, 19 Sep 2017But xperia xz premium with only 4giga ram crushed your ipho... moreKeep dreaming https://youtu.be/jDL-9ARikqA after few apps in second round XZ reload every app. This is perfect example showing how superior iPhone RAM management is.

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CAj
19 Sep 2017

Duel, 19 Sep 2017iPhone can do everything with 3GB where android devices nee... moreBut xperia xz premium with only 4giga ram crushed your iphone 7 plus with 3gb ram in speed test even test a biased for apple ( in reopening app apps don't reload properly on apple because it show just screenshot but this guy skip). And i bet xz premium will beat again your iphone x with your a11 bionic on speed test.

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Anonymous
AIC
19 Sep 2017

ikky23, 19 Sep 2017probability is 1/1,000,000.if you search for iphone getting bluescreen you will also see plenty of videos...

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Luxor
tu6
19 Sep 2017

Optimist Prime, 19 Sep 2017Can a fingerprint sensor be bypassed if you take a 3D rende... moreYou can unlock the person phone while they are sleeping using their fingerprint. They wont even noticed. That the only kind of hack people told me.

Optimist Prime
a0W
19 Sep 2017

Luxor, 19 Sep 2017Can FaceID be hacked if I for instance, make a 3D sculpture... moreCan a fingerprint sensor be bypassed if you take a 3D render of the owner's finger?

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AnonD-697425
XMV
19 Sep 2017

Anonymous, 19 Sep 2017Oh really?? S5/N5 burn-in was stinky terrible. Heck even th... moreMy sister's S5 has no burn in since 2014 up to now. I admired the OLED on my sister's S5 that's why I switched to Samsung after using iPhone for 7 months. The S5's display can still compete with the new generation of smartphones IMO.

And if Apple claims no burn in for iPhone X, then it is logical to say that Samsung smartphones has no burn in as well. Samsung is the supplier of OLED to Apple. You said that S8 has "garbage looking burn in". iPhone X is vulnerable to "garbage looking burn in" as well!

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WE NEED MOUSE.
2Is
19 Sep 2017

Mr Gabz, 19 Sep 2017The phone looks nice and modern but I did not like frankly ... moreThis type of charging is easier to implement outside, as there is no need to care about what ports you have, and you don't need to carry wires.

And to add to that since Apple is also on the Qi standard and adding new protocols, we will see the rise of wireless battery packs, that can recharge wirelessly on those pads, as well as charging your phone on the go. And maybe lead to power sharing, putting phones to each other or battery packs to each other will charge the lower battery ones.

And if you have enough of such places around charging your phone faster then usage, you will not feel the restriction you say. Unless you are the type that uses your phone 24/7 without a single rest... then i call that over addiction.

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ikky23
Hxf
19 Sep 2017

Luxor, 19 Sep 2017Can FaceID be hacked if I for instance, make a 3D sculpture... moreprobability is 1/1,000,000.

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Duel
Scq
19 Sep 2017

AnonD-674238, 19 Sep 2017No one said android devices needed 8gb of RAM because its a... more"No one said android devices needed 8gb of RAM because its an android"

but they do need, iv seen endless speed test videos where android phones can't keep apps ready in background if those phones doesn't have atleast 6GB

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Luxor
tuf
19 Sep 2017

Anonymous, 19 Sep 2017its not android - so hacking will be 100 times tough 100 times tough? Meanwhile, Apple admit if you have a twin it can trip the system. Lol.

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