Apple hasnt specified if they have developed a way to minimize burn in have they? Almost forgot about the burn in myself haha
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iPhone X App Switching Demoed in New Video as Apple Revamps Homepage Ahead of Pre-Orders
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It's the same feature, the guy is just using this gesture to match the behavior of the apps while switching. When he posted it on Reddit someone asked him and that's what he said. You can swipe any way you want while switching apps.
People working with the Xcode simulator say that this mechanism from the Keynote is still possible. Maybe they have implemented it in a "forgiving" way so that more interactions are ok?
4 years? Most of us getting the X are certainly not going to run it for 4 years. We are likely early adopters, more likely to be on the cutting edge of Apple's devices.
They said that burn in was one of the main draw backs of OLED. So they for sure have implemented a way to minimize it.
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I really don't think Apple will pay Samsung a high premium for them to deliver screens that easily burn in. I assume that they will have implemented some kind of technology, since they mentioned burn ins as one of the main reasons why they waited at the keynote.
iPhone EX, I just can’t get used to call it iPhone 10
Like OSX (ex) never called it OS 10
Anyways the demo looks good
Like OSX (ex) never called it OS 10
Anyways the demo looks good
Judging from previous preorders...will there be a limit on how many of these beauties can be preordered? Maybe 2 per person?
I hope it’s just one per person. Given how limited it is.
This comment and the subsequent advert for pixel 2 made me laugh! Google is reading our messages and targeting ads specifically
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I like that the swipe doesn't have to be perfectly horizontal, or a straight line. That can be tricky to pull off if your hand isn't in the right position.i think the person in the video is unnecessarily going with the rainbow swipe
This is why I was laughing when people were whining about the awful 3D-touch-the-left-edge gesture finally being removed.
That gesture is so finicky and it interferes with any app that lets you 3D touch something near the left edge of your phone, such as the thumbnail of a post.
This gesture however is perfect and I immediately fell in love with it when Craig demonstrated it on stage!
But it’s back again with 11.1. I like it though.
I think the way Craig did it in the Presentation is more intuitive. And let's be real for a second: When the iPhone was annouced there weren't a lot of people who thought that the homebutton was intuitive.
And what would the other option be? Render a virtual homebutton just for the sake of having one? Seems not very smart either, as we just got rid of the physical one.
Swipping up seems very intuitive to me for closing apps and entering the multistasking view. And the way Craig showed of the feature of quickly switching between apps looks a lot less painful than this.
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I think they already had the issue in mind http://www.idownloadblog.com/2017/09/11/ios-11-oled-burn-in-mitigation/
It will come next year or in 2019, so a lot of customers will have a good reason to upgrade.
I'm happy with my 8+, same speed, has a dual camera with the same portrait effects and the aspect ratio of the screen is much better.
X is tall, but I want more width so I'll switch to the new design when they'll make a Plus version of it