Apple unveiled its new and radically overhauled 10th anniversary iPhone, called the iPhone X, during its highly-anticipated keynote event Tuesday. The release date is set for Nov. 3.
The soon-to-be released iPhone X comes bristling with new features, including a better screen, which stretches across the entire phone; camera upgrades; and facial recognition technology. It’s also swapped out the traditional home button for a new interface and navigation.
Apple fans can preorder the iPhone X starting Oct. 27, and phones will start shipping on Nov. 3. However, the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus models are available even earlier: Both models are open to preorders on Sept. 15 and start shipping Sept. 22.
Last year’s iPhone 7 and 7 Plus models were announced on September 7 and preordering began two days later. The phones began shipping September 16, so this year’s release date 8 and 8 Plus models haven’t deviated from the previous timeline too much.
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