Among the interesting photos and closeup shots of the various internals from iFixit's teardown of iPhone X are some cool images of Apple's OLED phone next to the original iPhone.
iPhone X, meet the original iPhone
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CNET reviews iPhone X camera by photographing California’s wildfire devastation
Senior CNET photographer James Martin has decided to test the iPhone X camera by documenting the most devastating wildfire in California’s history.
Apple shares iPhone X launch day photos
Apple celebrated the big iPhone X launch today by sharing a bunch of photos showing customers buying the tenth anniversary smartphone in its retail stores around the world.
iPhone X teardown: 3GB RAM, two-cell 2,716 mAh battery, stacked logic board & more
iPhone X went on sale around the world today and iFixit this morning published their teardown analysis of the handset, revealing the internal design radically different from prior models.
Stylish offers a plethora of color customization options and more to iOS
Looking for an efficient way to customize the look and feel of your jailbroken iPhone or iPad without breaking the bank? If so, then you might be excited about a new free jailbreak tweak called Stylish by iOS developer i0s_tweak3r.
With this tweak, you’ll get an opportunity to transform user interface elements across iOS, as shown in the screenshot illustrations above.
HapticTwitter brings haptic feedback to iOS’ official Twitter app
I give credit where credit is due, and I'd have to say Twitter’s official app is a solid way to use Twitter on the iOS platform. Nonetheless, there are still a few ways it could be enhanced, and jailbreak developers are continuously exploring ways to do just that.
With a new free jailbreak tweak entitled HapticTwitter by iOS developer Squ1dd13, you can introduce a bevy of new haptic feedback triggers to the official Twitter app.
Pocketdex companion app for Pokémon GO gets Raid Battle tracking & iPhone X support
Pokémon GO players will be delighted to learn that the Pocketdex IV automation app for the iOS platform has received an update on Thursday with new features for tracking nearby Raid Battles and support for Apple’s latest handset, the iPhone X.
Originally released back in mid-July by Majd Alfhaily and Surenix, each prominent developers from the jailbreak community, Pocketdex strives to be a Pokémon Go power-player’s best friend. The app makes it easier to discern your best Pokémon from your worst; merely take a screenshot of the Pokémon in-game, and the app does all the calculations for you before spitting out the Pokémon's individual values (IVs).
YouTube Kids gets new parental controls, profiles & adaptive UI
Google's kid-focused YouTube app received a major update today with a brand new look and feel. Amongst its other enhancements are profiles for each child, plus new parental controls.
First iPhone X teardown video hits YouTube and it’s 15 minutes long
iPhone X launches in the United States in under a day (sales just kicked off in the Asia-PAcific region) and already the very first teardown video has hit YouTube, but not from iFixit. Running fifteen minutes long, the clip gives us a good first look at the internals of Apple's latest handset.
Darkroom photo editor now supports wide color, HEIF, Metal 2, metadata, iPhone X & more
Darkroom, an advanced image editor that lets you shoot in RAW and manage up to 120-megapixel DSLR images, today received a major feature-packed update in App Store.
Interesting points from Apple’s Q4 earnings call
Apple announced the financial results for its fiscal fourth quarter of 2017 this afternoon, and the numbers for the 3-month period are outstanding. All metrics were up from the year-ago quarter, including a 12% increase in revenue and 3% increase in iPhone sales.
Following the release of its earnings, CEO Tim Cook and CFO Luca Maestri hopped on a conference call to talk about Apple’s performance and offer up some insights into its future. And as usual, we've rounded up some of the more interesting points from the call.
iPhone X was originally supposed to come out next year
According to Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering Dan Riccio and other Apple executives, iPhone X was originally supposed to come out in 2018, but the Cupertino company was able to “deliver them this year.”