Apple unveils iPhone X, and you'll never look at phones the same again

Endless rumors and crazy speculation be gone: The iPhone X — pronounced "iPhone ten" — is real. 

Apple announced the new phone at its yearly iPhone launch event Tuesday, held for the first time at the Steve Jobs Theater in the company's new campus in Cupertino, Calif.

Due to numerous leaks, we already knew a lot about the iPhone X, but seeing it in the flesh is something else. 

The iPhone X is a 5.8-inch smartphone with an OLED display that extends over its entire front side, save for the "notch" on the top that houses the speaker, sensors, and the selfie camera. Apple calls this screen the Super Retina display, and it has 2,436 x 1,125 resolution. The design of the iPhone X is a radical departure from any previous model. Besides that huge screen, it has an all-glass case coupled with a stainless steel frame and a vertically oriented dual camera on the back. Just like its predecessors, the iPhone X is water- and dust-resistant with an IP67 rating.  Read more...