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I'm a total gadget nerd, and it's been five years since a new smartphone made me nod to myself with the understanding that, "Yes, I need that thing more than I need air." But the buzz around the iPhone X has had me a little more hyped than usual.

The notch; the software; the design

The price

Apple's iPhone X introduces the next decade of iOS. It pairs an advanced, full-face display with a strikingly beautiful glass and steel design. It invents new multitouch alternatives to the Home button and introduces an advanced TrueDepth 3D camera system, fast Face ID authentication and futuristic...

The iPhone X is one of the most anticipated tech devices, let alone smartphones, in recent memory. There's an air of excitement surrounding the handset that even the most stalwart Android fans have likely noticed. This is something that rarely occurs in the rapidly plateauing smartphone industry.

Stunning design; Face ID is convenient and works great; First significant revamp to the iPhone in years

Expensive (especially in Canada; New navigation features take getting used to; All glass body is a smudge and grease magnet

Living review of Apple's all-new iPhone X. For over a decade, iPhone has embodied modern mobile computing. iPhone 8 , launched last month, is the culmination of that Home-button-and-bezel vision, of everything that's come before.

And the iPhone X certainly doesn't disappoint. It is a massive departure from what we usually get from an iPhone. For a start, the home button that's been a fixture of the device for 10 years, is gone. And in its place, is even more real estate for the dazzling 5.8-inch Super Retina display.

Got my hands on one early, thats my impression iPhone X has the perfect combo of phone / display size. For the first time since first iPhone I am happy with the way it seats in hand & in the shirt pocket.

iPhone X is official, with the firm unveiling the 10th-anniversary device at its much-hyped Apple Event on Tuesday. (pronounced iPhone 10) is the company's first smartphone to feature a full-screen display, as it sets its sights on the likes of the .

Huawei, one of the world's largest smartphone makers, is already taking jabs at Apple's newly unveiled iPhone X. In a Twitter post, Huawei shows a short video of an apple being eaten to the core. The tweet says "Feeling disappointed? We've got a real surprise exceeding anything you've ever seen.

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