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If only the iPhone XR had bezels as thin as the image on the right. :rolleyes:
 
I'll take a small chin if I can get the rest of the bezels smaller. Besides doesn't hurt to have a little thicker bezel on the bottom as the majority of the time when using a phone I'm typing on it or at least holding it from the bottom. I try not to watch a lot of videos on a 5-6 inch screen. I can live without having my display perfectly symmetrical as well if I get more overall display.
 
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You don’t hold your laptop on the palm of your hand. A phone is not as wide as a monitor. You are just looking to complain.
When you launch the front camera on any phone your brain automatically moves/rotates your palm to adjust yourself in the center of the screen. I mean the camera is like 2cm away from the center, that’s not a huge difference. If it was on the bottom chin like some other phones tried to do, then that would be a bigger difference.

People naturally position the phone based on the eyes of the person they are talking with. They have increased the distance between the lens and the other persons eyes which means the user will move the camera away from their face not towards it.
 
Just proves that Apple needlessly complicated things with its tacky TrueDepth camera system. No one needs that level of security. Also: no one cares about resolved tangents. A rounded corner doesn’t need to be “beautiful.” It’s just a corner.
 
48-megapixel rear camera? Surely a typo. I mean, DSLRs barely reach those resolutions.
 
People naturally position the phone based on the eyes of the person they are talking with. They have increased the distance between the lens and the other persons eyes which means the user will move the camera away from their face not towards it.
The distance of the camera is negligible. It’s like taking a picture of a person up close with the rear camera of an iPhone and having the person off centre just because the camera is positioned all the way to the left. Even less than 1 degree of rotation changes the way a camera points to.
 
It's only a matter of time until companies hole-punch their logo into the screen for permanent branding.
 
The distance of the camera is negligible. It’s like taking a picture of a person up close with the rear camera of an iPhone and having the person off centre just because the camera is positioned all the way to the left. Even less than 1 degree of rotation changes the way a camera points to.
Those are not the same use cases. The front camera is inches from your face and the object of interest is different than what the lens is capturing. With the rear camera you are often feet away and you typically don’t want to look directly at the lens.
 
Tim: Shiiit.
Trump: Don't worry Timmy, I got your back, we kicked them out of America.
Huawei: Sweet dreams Tim.
 
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Since the iPhone X launched, no other company has been able to fold the display controller, thus all have a chin at the bottom. I guess Apple must have a patent on it?
 
Face ID has a lot more inside it than a camera... so I understand the notch and therefore deal with it. I prefer the tech inside with the notch that a hole punch without any tech.

Well it does contain a camera lens, if that counts as tech
 
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