5 Coolest features of the new iPhone X

Apple’s iPhone X — pronounced iPhone 10 — is the most impressive iPhone to date.

It’s chock full of new features that you should know about, especially as you weigh whether to upgrade to the iPhone 8 or the iPhone X.

Here’s a quick look at the top five features.

  • The sharpest display ever on an iPhone

    104707077-handout-iphone-x.720x405The iPhone X features a colorful OLED display with more than 2 million pixels. That means sharper text for reading, more impressive video playback and more. Better yet, it has a screen that runs from edge to edge so you get a bigger viewing area without having to carry a larger phone.

 

  • Facial recognition

    104707080-handout-iphone-x-3.720x405You can register your face with the iPhone X so that it automatically unlocks when you look at it.

 

  • Animoji!

    104707086-handout-iphone-x-6.720x405This ties in to facial recognition but is fun enough that it deserves its own spot on the list. Apple developed new “Animoji” that allow you to create short clips of your own emotions and send them off as emojis to friends and family. Maybe you’ll make a silly face with the pig emoji, for example: Apple’s facial recognition tech will help the emoji resemble the exact expressions you’re making.

 

  • Wireless charging

    104707084-handout-iphone-x-5.720x405The iPhone X, iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus are the first iPhones to support wireless charging. Apple has the power to bring wireless charging pads everywhere, from retailers to restaurants, and I suspect it’s about to take off now that it’s finally in an iPhone.

 

  • Brand new cameras

 

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The iPhone X has a 12-megapixel wide-angle lens and a second telephoto lens for zooming. Apple says it offers huge improvements over the cameras we saw in the iPhone 7 Plus, which was the first to offer a telephoto lens. Also expect to see less shaky videos, improved pictures in low light, and more. Also, a new front-facing “TrueDepth” camera is capable of taking those fancy portrait shots that debuted on the iPhone 7 Plus.

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