For more than a decade, our intention has been to create an iPhone that is all display. A physical object that disappears into the experience.
. . . . . . This is iPhone X.
Developing the form and display together defines a whole new integration, making the boundary between the device and the screen hard to discern. The custom OLED panel was engineered to fold and seamlessly combine with the external surfaces.
Mechanical buttons give way to touch and gestures. There's no Home button. A single swipe takes you to the Home screen.
A more responsive touch system means the gestures in iOS 11 are more fluid. . . . . .
The polished stainless steel band reinforces the water-resistant, all glass design. This new glass formulation, the most durable ever in a smartphone, enables, for the first time, wireless charging.
Our new TrueDepth camera system, contained within this tiny space, uses extraordinary depth sensing technology to let you unlock your phone with a glance. We call this FaceID.
It maps the unique geometry of your face with over 30,000 invisible dots. This data is analyzed by the neural engine on the A11 bionic chip, the first of its kind.
Your iPhone now recognizes you, even in the dark, and will adapt to your physical changes. This makes your face your secure password.
So with just a look, you can authenticate your phone or use Apple Pay. The TrueDepth camera also enables new experiences. Like bringing emojis to life by mapping more than 50 facial muscles in real time.
