The iPHONE NEWS
Apple (AAPL) has resolved issues with the so-called 3-D sensing features of its iPhone X, writes Jun Zhang of Rosenblatt Securities this morning, paving the way for a faster ramp of the device, ahead of the start of sales of the thing tonight.
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As of early fall, it was clearer than ever that production problems meant Apple wouldn’t have enough iPhone Xs in time for the holidays. The challenge was how to make the sophisticated phone — with advanced features such as facial recognition — in …
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The iPhone X proved to be particularly problematic for Apple and its partners to manufacture. Apple faced a number of problems that apparently prompted it to compromise on the accuracy of Face ID, its new biometric face recognition system, to ramp up …
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Apple has reportedly reduced the accuracy of the facial recognition system in its latest iPhone in order to speed up production of the £999 handset. The company has relaxed strict requirements about the iPhone X’s 3D sensor system, which is used to unlock …
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Apple told suppliers it could reduce the accuracy of the facial recognition technology in the upcoming iPhone X in order to speed up production of the devices, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday. It’s been widely-noted that Apple’s $999 iPhone X will be in …
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The iPhone X hits store shelves on November 3. It looks like the $999 iPhone will be hard to find as Apple can’t make enough to meet demand, according to reports. Some iPhone X units will be reserved for walk-ins without preorders at Apple stores — and …
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Apple IPhone X, the updated iPhone with an edge-to-edge display and new facial recognition system will be available for pre-order starting October 27. The smartphone will go on sale starting November 3 and in the US, Apple upgrade program customers can …
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Pre-orders for the iPhone X open in two days, on Oct. 27, and Apple wants you to know how huge this is. The company’s website has been completely taken over with the iPhone X, and its front page currently lists some of the key feature of the new phone.
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According to a new report from Bloomberg, Apple is changing its strategy when it comes to manufacturing the Face ID sensor in the upcoming iPhone X. Requirements have been lowered so that suppliers can produce those sensors much more quickly. KGI …
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THE daughter of an Apple engineer has filmed herself exploring the hotly anticipated iPhone X and uploaded the video to YouTube, weeks before its launch. Dad’s bosses clearly weren’t impressed with the early leak, which came from inside the secretive …
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Initial shipments of Apple Inc.’s new iPhone X will total 20 million units this year, Japanese news service Nikkei reported, without saying how it got the information. That is only about half the total number analyst Ming-Chi Kuo from KGI Securities had …
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The iPhone X will finally be available for pre-order on Oct. 27 — but if you’re part of Apple’s iPhone Upgrade program, you can prep for that process a few days early, starting now, and save valuable time. SEE ALSO: Tim Cook thinks you should stop …
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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak said that he’s not in a hurry to buy the next iPhone — even though he usually rushes out to upgrade on opening day. “I’d rather wait and watch that one. I’m happy with my iPhone 8 — which is the same as the iPhone 7 …
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(Reuters) – A U.S. judge has ordered a new trial to determine how much Samsung Electronics Co (KSE:005930.KS – News) should pay Apple Inc (NasdaqGS:AAPL – News) for copying the look of the iPhone. U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh in San Jose, California issued …
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Apple’s iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus aren’t selling like next-generation handsets, a new study suggests. The iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus accounted for a collective 16% of total U.S. iPhone sales during the third quarter, researcher Consumer Intelligence …
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It’s the battle of the titans all over again. When the Google Pixel and Pixel XL launched last year, they… well, they looked like iPhones. Dead ringers, aside from the fingerprint sensor moving to the back. It wasn’t the most appealing imitation, but …
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The glass backs on Apple’s new iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus remind me of my iPhone 4 that I bought in 2010. For the record, my iPhone 4’s glass back cracked, despite the fact that it was in a case pretty much the entire time I owned it. Naturally …
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