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Tuesday, October 31, 2017
Change in Apple’s Strategy Meant Most iPhone X Reviewers Spent Considerably Less Time It
Usually, when Apple launches a new iPhone, it provides the mainstream tech media with the device for at least a few days so that they can push their review before the device hits the market. This year though, the company took a very different approach: it provided some YouTubers with the iPhone X over a week ago and allowed them to make their impressions and thoughts on the device live earlier than the mainstream media. 
iPhone X Reservations Will Open on November 4 but Not in the U.S.
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Apple will start accepting reservations for the iPhone X for its walk-in customers start from November 4 but only for its customers outside of the United States. iPhone X Won’t be Available for Walk-In Customers at Apple Stores in Belgium or France on November 3
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The iPhone X went up for pre-order on October 27, but some customers aim to pick up a model on launch day, after (usually) waiting in a line. Best Buy Stops Selling Un-Activated iPhone Models Over $100 Premium Criticisms
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Best Buy's tradition of tacking on a $100 premium for some phones it sells without a connected carrier plan has run aground, with the big box retailer pulling the plug on the option. Nintendo Says 200 Million Downloads of ‘Super Mario Run’ Doesn’t Meet ‘Acceptable Profits’
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During its latest quarterly earnings call, Nintendo had some things to say about how well it's doing, and how Super Mario Run didn't necessarily have anything to do with that. Apple Seeds macOS High Sierra 10.13.2 Beta 1 to Developers
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Apple recently launched macOS High Sierra 10.13.1 to the public, and now the company is moving forward with the next update for the desktop operating system. Apple Releases macSO High Sierra 10.13.1 With New Emoji
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Following weeks of beta seed testing, Apple has released the newest version of its desktop operating system, macOS. Apple Releases tvOS 11.1
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Apple today released updates for watchOS 4.1 and iOS 11.1, and now the company has released the latest version of tvOS to the public. Apple Releases watchOS 4.1 With Apple Music Streaming
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Hot on the heels of launching iOS 11.1 to the public, Apple has also released a new version of watchOS. Apple Releases iOS 11.1 With New Emoji
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Following weeks of beta seeds, the newest version of iOS is now available for the public to download and install. Face ID on iPhone X Is a Hit or Miss with Identical Twins
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When Apple initially unveiled Face ID on the iPhone X there was a lot of scepticism surrounding its safety. Previous implementation of face unlock on smartphones from various Android OEMs could be easily fooled which led to many people having these concerns. Analyst Says 2018 iPhones Probably Won’t Feature TrueDepth Rear Cameras
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The front-facing TrueDepth camera system in the iPhone X is one of the standout features, but it looks like that feature might not make it to the rear cameras in the 2018 iPhones. Apple Didn’t Consider Touch ID on the Back or Under the Display in the iPhone X
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As Apple developed the iPhone X, there were plenty of rumors over the last year suggesting that Apple was trying very, very hard to implement Touch ID into the all-screen design.
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