iPhone 8, 8 Plus and X Unveiled!

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Apple introduced three brand new iPhones day before yesterday. Three! They include the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, which have faster processors and better cameras than last year’s iPhone 7 — and now you can charge them wirelessly and tons of functionalities.



So without any further ado, let's list 'em all.


  1. Glass and metal back: As like back in iPhone 4 the shining back due to glass coating. the company has made  back of iPhone X by a glass made by 7 layer color process. It also contribute in shining with the color.to make glass stronger it is also reinforced with copper and aluminium structure.
  2. Edge to Edge design: With an exceptional screen-to-body ratio of 81.23%, the iPhone X is up there with the most display-efficient bezel-busting phones out there, like the Note 8, LG V30, Essential Phone, and that exotic Xiaomi Mi MIX 2. Despite donning a large 5.8" inch display at the front, the iPhone X is not much bigger than a regular iPhone 8/7/6s/6, which is quite the achievement whichever way you look at it.
  3. Qi Wireless charging: You will be able to wirelessly charge your iPhone X with a Qi-compatible wireless charger. Apple is set to work with multiple manufacturers of Qi wireless chargers so as to promote their accessories on the Apple Store and make them that much more available to the wider public. A dedicated Apple AirPower charging mat is slated for early 2018 release to charge your iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods simultaneously.
  4. Improved camera: The iPhone has head-on with a larger and faster 12MP sensor for the rear camera.There is  wide-angle camera has an aperture of F/1.8, whereas the telephoto snapper is an F/2.4 one. There's also an improved ISP (image signal processing), which is able of detect the elements , you're about to capture. It can record 4K video at 60 fps at 1080p resolution.
  5. Face ID: Lack of home button and fingerprint scanner is fullfilled by a fuully biometric security system , Face ID. Using a combination of sensors at the front, it creates a depth map of your face utilizing more than 30,000 dots of your face. 
  6. Better stereo speakers: The iPhone X reiterates the stereo speaker philosophy introduced by the iPhone 7/7 Plus last year, but improves the formula by making things LOUDER by 25%.
  7. Upgraded Bluetooth: Company has assembled this phone with 5.0 Bluetooth version which is double faster than 4.2 version.
  8. Portrait mode on steroids :Portrait Lighting will let you artificially change the lighting of the image you’ve taken even after you’ve captured it. This feature makes use of the depth-sensing algorithms of the A11 Bionic chipset, intelligently ‘cutting out’ the face of your subject and manipulating the lighting in order to emulate stage lighting, contour lighting, and others. There are also a bunch of new filters for you to use to your own heartfelt content.
  9. Apple A11 Bionic: Enter the A11 Bionic, Apple’s new six-core chipset that is set to propel the iPhone X (and iPhone 8 and 8 Plus) to before-unseen performance heights. With four efficiency cores and two performance ones, it’s said to be a whopping 70% faster than the A10 chip inside the iPhone 7. We can’t wait to put it to the test and see if this claim holds water… or not. This improved performance is exactly what enables Face ID to do its magic.
  10. Super Retina!: A 5.8-inch (though Apple admits that the usable area is less) OLED display with 120Hz refresh rate, wide color P3 color gamut, 1125 by 2436-pixel resolution, a 1,000,000:1 contrast and HDR support.
  11. Augmented Reality on new high: Although it’s not an iPhone X-exclusive, augmented reality is about to take the world by storm once iOS 11 arrives. Thanks to it, things like animated emoji, colloquially referred to as “animoji” and a bunch of neat apps and games will likely take the App Store by storm.
(Images from Apple Inc.)

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