iPhone X It will be released by the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), with an interface based mostly on gestures made in various regions of the screen. They replace the Home button in many ways, and in the video clip below we have a demonstration of a great one.
More precisely, in the video clip below we see how easily we will switch from one phone application to another through a simple gesture on the screen. Practically, a simple swipe made in the lower part of the screen will make the transition between the applications that I had open in the background before accessing the application used at that moment.
This gesture offered for the iPhone X is a radical change compared to what it has iOS 11 at the moment and a functionality offered in the past through jailbreak. Now the company Apple offers it natively thanks to the new large diagonal screen of the phone, and that's good for us.
To be completely honest, I think a lot of people will appreciate the new way to access applications in iOS 11, especially in the absence of a Home button. Apple definitely tested this gesture with its employees before deciding to offer it officially, so we can expect other surprises.
App switching on iPhone X looks pretty smooth. (via https://t.co/mXpNJhOwzw) pic.twitter.com/Lf9X3twx58
— Sebastian de With (@sdw) October 25, 2017
