First reported by 9to5Mac, iPhone Xs is now officially the name of Apple’s 2018 5.8-inch OLED iPhone. It joins the all-new 6.5-inch OLED iPhone Xs Max. Both variations rock the new A12 Bionic processor with improved cameras, faster wireless charging, and a stunning new gold color.
We’re expecting to see Apple’s latest rounds of iPhones including the iPhone Xs/Max as well as a bigger display Series 4 Apple Watch in just a few days on September 12th. When the general public learns about new Apple products, values of Apple’s current and recent products drop significantly. That means you only have a few days to lock in a high value trade-in for cash on your Apple Watch and iPhones as well as the other technology that is losing value in your desk drawers with our partner MyphonesUnlimited. You can lock in your quote value for a month before having to send in your device.
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Last week 9to5Mac exclusively shared the first look at the new iPhone Xs models due to be officially announced by Apple on September 12. We’ve since learned that Apple has considered the name “iPhone Xs Max” for the larger 6.5-inch version, according to two sources familiar with Apple’s marketing plans.
This time last year rumors that Apple might embed Touch ID in the iPhone X screen were fading but not totally gone. Now the customer response to Face ID on the iPhone seems to be good enough that facial recognition is expected to come to the iPad this year.
Fingerprint recognition still has benefits over Face ID in certain situations, however, so should we expect Touch ID to be part of future iPhone screens? Reliable supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo doesn’t think so.
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Following our first look at the new iPhone XS a few days back, the hype continues today with a new concept video based on our leak that shows off the new 6.5-inch model with its gold finish and more.
Apple officially announced its September iPhone event this week, confirming that it will be held on September 12th at Steve Jobs Theater. The event is expected to be packed full of new product announcements, headlined by the iPhone XS.
Read on for a roundup of everything we know about the iPhone XS…
Earlier this week, we showed off an exclusive image of the iPhone XS that Apple will unveil later this month. In that image, the iPhone XS is rocking a brand new wallpaper that seemingly depicts the planet Jupiter.
While our own Gui Rambo shared his best artistic recreation of the wallpaper on Thursday, we’ve got some more options for you below.
Earlier today, Apple announced its September 12th event at Steve Jobs Theater, where we expect three new iPhones and a new Apple Watch to be unveiled. Shortly after, we got an exclusive look at an image of the iPhone XS in two different sizes: 5.8″ (same as with the current iPhone X) and 6.5″ (a “plus” version), as well as the Apple Watch Series 4.
Head below to download the wallpaper from the iPhone X shot.
Earlier today, we shared the first official images of the 2018 iPhone, as well as the Apple Watch Series 4. We also confirmed that this year’s iPhone will be referred to as the ‘iPhone XS.’
While the branding of an ’S’ year typically indicates an evolutionary update rather than revolutionary, this year is a bit different as the iPhone X lineup is expanding to include a new 6.5-inch model…
Earlier today Apple officially announced when and where it will hold its next big event. Apple’s September 12th event is expected to include the introduction of three new iPhones, and 9to5Mac can exclusively share the first look at both new 5.8-inch and 6.5-inch OLED iPhones: the iPhone XS.