iPhone X

Design:

• The iPhone X featured a significant design departure from previous models, with an almost bezel-less 5.8-inch Super Retina OLED display that extended from edge to edge.
• The device had a glass back and a stainless steel frame, providing a premium look and feel.

Display:

• The Super Retina display had a resolution of 2436 x 1125 pixels, with support for HDR (High Dynamic Range) content and True Tone technology.
• The display also featured a higher contrast ratio and deeper blacks compared to previous iPhone models.

Face ID:

• The iPhone X replaced the traditional Touch ID fingerprint sensor with Face ID, a facial recognition system that used a combination of sensors and a front-facing TrueDepth camera to unlock the device and authenticate users.

Performance:

• The iPhone X was powered by the A11 Bionic chip with a neural engine for machine learning tasks and improved performance.
• The device also featured 3GB of RAM.

Storage Options:

• The iPhone X was available in two storage capacities: 64GB and 256GB.

Dual Camera System:

• The rear camera setup consisted of dual 12-megapixel cameras, including a wide-angle and a telephoto lens. Both lenses had optical image stabilization (OIS) for improved low-light performance and stabilization during photo and video capture.
• The dual-camera system also allowed for Portrait mode and Portrait Lighting effects.

Front Camera:

• The front-facing TrueDepth camera was a 7-megapixel sensor that supported Portrait mode and Animoji, animated emojis that mimicked the user’s facial expressions.

Wireless Charging:

• The iPhone X supported wireless charging based on the Qi standard, allowing users to charge the device by placing it on compatible wireless charging pads.

Operating System:

• The iPhone X originally shipped with iOS 11 and received updates to newer iOS versions over time.

No Home Button:

• The iPhone X eliminated the physical home button, requiring users to navigate through gestures and swipes for tasks such as returning to the home screen or accessing the app switcher.