I hate the notch so much, because I don't notice it anymore and it's so beautiful when I do notice it
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Sketchy Rumor Suggests Apple Still Plans to Sell iPhone X in Blush Gold
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Hope not. The notch makes no sense on such a small form factor.
Regarding the red iPhone. If Apple was serious about raising money for this charity why don't they offer that color right from the start when sales would be most popular? Offering it only as a mid-cycle option feels like Apple is using the charity for their own benefit to jump-start sales during a normally sagging time.
Agreed.I don't understand why Apple is so afraid of the color blue. I want.
They are probably too afraid they will misjudge demand.
Or that it will sell more than black or white and ruin their colors of “simplicity”.
Sounds like something Tim Cook would do for the sake of mercantilistic virtue signaling --so it makes sense.
I don't understand why Apple is so afraid of the color blue. I want.
Or the color Lilac. Gotta keep up with the Joneses these days.
Yup. You beat me to it. Rest assured, you are not the only person who still cares about grammar and usage. Among my pet peeves and also the object of frequent abuse here is the use of "secretive" where the correct word would be "secret."
iPhone X is too big, too heavy, and the camera lens bulges out too much.
Also needs an easier gesture to access the settings panel. It's so annoying having it at the top of the screen, where it can't be reached one-handed.
Also needs an easier gesture to access the settings panel. It's so annoying having it at the top of the screen, where it can't be reached one-handed.
Cool. I'll enjoy my non-special notch version while you wait.
I don't understand why Apple is so afraid of the color blue. I want.
Uhm, they'd already tried out their luck with the Graphite iPhone 5, turned out to be a bad idea due to a lot of quality control issues during the production process.
I could use this as an excuse to finally upgrade my 6S 
I was thinking of holding out until September for the 2018 models, but a new color might be enticing enough...
I was thinking of holding out until September for the 2018 models, but a new color might be enticing enough...At this point, I don’t believe there will be an iPhone SE 2. There are a lot of renderings and fan made art videos that are not legitimate. And there is no reason for Apple to launch an SE at an educational event, which only leaves WWDC 2018 and the fall keynote. I think Apple keep the SE in their lineup for another year currently and not update it.
The notch is an intrusion, an unrefined implementation of a plan B and a costly design choice. Hence sources saying it's going smaller this year & be gone the next. So Apple must think it's an issue.
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Apple is still planning to release the iPhone X in a so-called Blush Gold color, according to well-known leaker Ben Geskin.
Geskin tweeted a photo of an iPhone X and an accompanying SIM card tray in the new color earlier today. He said the device is "in production," with a codename of D21A. In a follow-up tweet, he added that the "color is real" and said Apple just "saved it for later," but hedged that "stuff can be canceled."
Geskin has gained a reputation for leaking dummy models, screen protectors, and accessories related to unreleased iPhones, but he doesn't have a perfect track record. Back in July, he said the iPhone X would be available in four colors, including a "mirror-like" finish that has yet to materialize.
In the months leading up to the iPhone X, it was widely rumored that the device would be available in a trio of colors, including Blush Gold, but Silver and Space Gray ended up being and remain the only colors available.
In September, KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said the gold model may encounter some production issues and be available in extremely low volume during pre-orders, which didn't happen, or go on sale at a later date entirely. Since then, rumors have largely gone quiet, beyond a few false release dates.
A year ago this week, Apple unveiled a special (PRODUCT)RED edition of the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, so there is some precedence for a new color to be added midway during the product cycle. The white iPhone 4 was also delayed until April 2011, over nine months after the black version launched, due to a lack of UV protection.
(PRODUCT)RED edition iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus
Apple may release a (PRODUCT)RED edition of the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and iPhone X as well, according to Rosenblatt Securities analyst Jun Zhang, and that might be the more likely addition than Blush Gold.
Apple recently announced it will be hosting an education-themed event on Tuesday, March 27 at Lane Tech College Prep High School in Chicago. While the event will be focused on "creative new ideas for teachers and students," it's certainly possible we could learn of the new iPhone X colors then.
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[doublepost=1521476926][/doublepost]Can someone tell me where I can find that wallpaper on the top photo?, not finding it on my iPhone X
Yes, I think people forget just HOW much advanced technology is packed into our phones. I personally find it amazing that our devices work as well as they do. It truly is a testament to the hard work of engineers at many levels.
That said, I'm equally amazed that Chinese knockoff companies can churn out super-cheap imitation devices that fool consumers. There's no way they are investing that much into engineering. They are quickly slapping together components, so it's truly amazing that those devices work at all. And their workers must be working for pennies.
is that photo of blush gold in the wild (on a patio?) a mockup or the real thing you think?
looks pretty Nice
looks pretty Nice
Also it makes sure everyone and their grandma spots the latest iPhone in the wild. Why do you think the AirPods are as ugly as they are? Brand recognition.
