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Ahead of its official launch on Friday, AppleInsider has spent a few days extensively testing the highly anticipated iPhone X, and we came away impressed. See why in our official review.
In addition to the video review, embedded above, be sure to read Daniel Eran Dilger's full iPhone X text review published earlier Thursday.
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9 Comments
Love it! Great review and thank you for the giggle with the poo Animoji photo with Daniel’s look! 😆
I'm not a big fan of his speech rhythm. It sounds overly read–from–a–script. The intonation rises and falls in strange and off putting ways.
The content of the video is fine, but the delivery is distracting. This is just constructive criticism, I'm not trying to be a dick. I think you should try to have a more naturally flowing, conversational voice.
Feces? Seriously? A bit immature.
I notice in all the videos I've seen so far, that people showing it are holding it rather unnaturally. Is that just for filming of a video purposes... or more what I'd imagine happening when you go to a nearly borderless design? Do you have to hold it carefully w/o touching the screen, or have they really done a super-good job of rejection of unwanted touches?
(Based on my experience with Apple trackpads... while they try, it's not good enough to be non-annoying and require disabling of several features. If similar with the phone, that's going to be an issue.)