What makes an iPhone an iPhone?

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Yesterday, Apple announced two different iPhones, iPhone 8 and iPhone X ("10"). IPhone 8 is basically an iPhone 7S, because it holds 7 basic design and technology and adds hardware and software upgrades. On the other hand, iPhone X is advertised as if it is a future mobile phone, and it is a starship communicator of the 22nd century which adopted ultra-advanced OLED display and borderless design. iPhone 8 is currently a mobile phone, but since iPhone X is a future mobile phone, Apple has attached a very high price tag. The price of the 64GB model is 999 dollars, and the price of 256 GB is 1,149 dollars.

The first one is the iPhone we all know. What is the most iconic feature of the iPhone? Home button When someone pulled the iPhone out of his pocket, we soon learned it was an iPhone for this button. Using mobile phones with icon buttons, people can use it to tell something about themselves. They want us to know that they are iPhone users. Here we have a full screen phone. What is the most representative function of this mobile phone? Yes, there is no most representative function. If someone retrieves the full screen phone from their pocket, it may be any phone. It could be a Galaxy phone, or a Google phone, or even a cheap and cheerful non-branded phone. If you take out the full screen phone from your pocket, you will say that you really do not care about what other people know about the type of phone you are using. However, those who did not purchase the iPhone

I have an iPhone 5S, and sometimes I admit that I will use it more than my "real camera". I like to put a small camera / computer in my pocket, but I think still having an iPhone 6 will make you a better photographer. As Apple claims, "You can take pictures and let iPhone 6 do the rest."