After reading multiple threads about iPhone X and 8 Plus screen size comparisons, it's clear that iPhone X belongs to the standard family, not the Plus family (even though its display is 5.8 inches). Having been misled initially by the whole notion of "5.8-inch display is larger than 5.5-inch display", I therefore thought that iPhone X belonged to the Plus family. Not so. If you remove 8 and 8 Plus from the picture, iPhone X is replacing iPhone 7, not 7 Plus.
In 2018:
8 and 8 Plus are going away
Apple will introduce iPhone X Plus (or called 11 Plus) alongside X (or called 11) with various spec bumps + Touch ID and Face ID on both
In 2019:
This could be the year when Apple drops the numerical nomenclature for iPhones and just use Pro and non-Pro naming scheme, where iPhone has a 5.8-inch display (former iPhone X), and iPhone Pro has a 6.3-inch display (former iPhone X Plus from 2018)
P.S. There will be no 9
In 2018:
8 and 8 Plus are going away
Apple will introduce iPhone X Plus (or called 11 Plus) alongside X (or called 11) with various spec bumps + Touch ID and Face ID on both
In 2019:
This could be the year when Apple drops the numerical nomenclature for iPhones and just use Pro and non-Pro naming scheme, where iPhone has a 5.8-inch display (former iPhone X), and iPhone Pro has a 6.3-inch display (former iPhone X Plus from 2018)
P.S. There will be no 9
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