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iPhone X has not been authorized as required by the rules of the Federal Communications Commission. This device is not, and may not be, offered for sale or lease, or sold or leased, until authorization is obtained. What does this in disclaimer section means?
All these features are cool and somewhat exciting but nothing groundbreaking that will change computing/communications forever.
VR was supposed to be the game changer but it appears that it will also take around 4-5 years at least to be mainstream.
What do you think will bring the next revolution in personal computing and communications?
I don’t see anything justifying the price bump.
FaceID shows the difference between Apple and other smartphone manufacturers. Apple doesn't release features until they are absolutely sure they can engineer them to work perfectly.
Lol, just as it fails in the live onstage demo ...
Projector-based 3D face recognition. Nifty. Shines an IR dot pattern onto the face, recognizes with that, works in the dark. Seems on continuously, wonder how much power draw.