I disagree. Pro will not likely be named for the OLED model. Even with all the new features, that doesn't make it a Pro device. It's a phone that makes and receives calls, to me, there is nothing Pro about this.
People still make phone calls? Of all the things I see people doing on their iPhones, voice calling is way down the list.
"Pro" is Apple parlance for "deluxe," not "professional".
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Except it would likely be pronounced ‘iPhone ex’....
It would likely be pronounced "ten," just like Apple employees always pronounced OS X.
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iPhone X? I'm not feeling it. Apple even changed OS X to macOS, so now having a product with an X on it doesn't feel right. Simply calling it 10th Anniversary edition is even more likely imo. X just sounds too corny nowadays.
The iPhone is a product, not an OS. Highlighting the iteration is important for marketing a new product, but the OS brand can be evergreen, like Linux. Corniness is subjective, but "10th Anniversary edition" sounds egregiously worse to my ears than "iPhone X ['ten']".
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Not trying to be snarky, just curious why anyone is excited about another damn iPhone with a price increase.
If it had no other feature than removing the oversized bezels, I'd still pay a premium. When the 6+ came out, I returned mine in a week since it felt like a brick in my pocket. I tested a coworker's Nexus 5, which had the exact same size screen, and it was completely comfortable in the pocket, which true of Android phablets in general.
