Apple iPhone 8 Launch: Here's What The iPhone X Will Look Like, Thanks To Multiple Leaks
Despite trying its level best to maintain the drama and air of surprise, Apple's biggest secret this year is almost completely out online.
Though Apple is normally a very secretive company, we¡¯ve seen so many leaks preceding today¡¯s event, so much so that we know pretty much everything that¡¯s expected to be launched. Of course, you can¡¯t really help then when an angry employee makes it their vendetta to ruin your surprise.
Thanks to all these leaks, we¡¯ve got a good idea of what the new iPhone X looks like. Behold it, in all its glory.
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The image you see there is a render, based off all the information we¡¯ve gleaned from rumours and leaks over the past few months. Of course, there may still be a few minor discrepancies there.
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For one, we¡¯ve heard a lot about the edge-to-edge display on the iPhone X, and an image leaked in the HomePod firmware confirmed it. While it looks like there¡¯s a bit of a bezel at the top here, leaks have shown the ear speaker, front camera and sensors at the top are instead set in a notch in the top middle of the screen, with the display extending right to the top edge. The bezels may also be a little narrower than depicted here, though that could just be a trick of the viewing angle.
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What does fit though is the sleekness of the entire device, with it¡¯s rounded corners and smooth panels. Even the now vertically-aligned rear dual cameras you can see are almost flush with the panel; no ugly bumps to see here.
All in all, while the iPhone X may turn out to be Apple¡¯s most expensive device yet, it certainly looks like its most attractive so far. If you intend to snap this up, just don¡¯t ruin it with that awful Blush Gold colour it¡¯s rumoured to have. Instead, stick with the black or silver if you want to make a statement.
And don't forget to join us after Apple's event at 10:30 pm (IST) tonight, when we'll be breaking down all the launches and updates for your convenience.