Ten years ago, the original iPhone ushered in a new world for mobile computing and sparked the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) movement at work. Soon after it arrived, iPhones were showing up everywhere in the office, forcing companies to quickly scramble to figure out how to manage them. Michael DeAgoniaThe iPhone X, with its distinctive “notch” at […]
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Android OEMs like Samsung, LG, and Huawei have for long sought to follow in Apple’s footsteps, often mimicking technologies that try to compete and even out-innovate Apple, but always seem to fall disappointingly short of what Cupertino’s team brings to the table each year. Take Samsung’s so-called ‘3D Touch Killer’, for instance, which debuted on the company’s […]
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It remains to be seen whether Apple’s FaceID will be as convenient as TouchID (it already failed on stage), but at the very least we can’t accuse Apple of not dedicating enough hardware to the task. The front of the new iPhone X has a full-on depth-sensing system much like that of the original Kinect. The prominent cutout on […]
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Apple demonstrated a new type of emoji today at its press event unveiling the new iPhone 8 and iPhone X. The iPhone X includes a new facial camera system that allows for practical applications like unlocking your phone (and payments) with your face. It’s also used for something that looks fun and maybe a little creepy — it […]
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