The iPhone x cutout is seen by Apple management as the most sophisticated component ever created for a product that was put on sale on global markets. We are talking about a cutout in which the Apple company hid a front camera with a variety of sensors to implement a facial recognition system based on Face ID, iPhone X having the technology in the first place.
The cutout of the iPhone X is one of the changes that many fans accept only thanks to the larger screen, facial recognition and the improved performance of the phone. The iPhone X cutout looks ugly, it's unnatural, but Apple is right, it offers technologies that other mobile phone manufacturers don't have yet and it's probably the most complex component used in any Apple product.
"With all of those components, this is one of the most densely packed technology areas I think we've ever done. It's one of the most sophisticated pieces of technology we've ever done in such an incredibly small space."
In this idea, Apple recognizes the fact that the iPhone X is not the first smartphone with an OLED screen, or facial recognition, but it is the first to integrate the technologies in a useful way. iPhone x has the best screen for a smartphone, and facial recognition enjoys the same appreciation, those from Cupertino managing to amaze, although they made a big compromise in terms of design.
iPhone X is the most technologically advanced smartphone at the moment, having the best performance, the best facial recognition, the best screen and other benefits. Unfortunately, the iPhone X is also held back by the software, which imposes many limitations to protect us, and does not offer certain functions due to Apple's greed to make money with its online stores.
"The iPhone X isn't the first phone to integrate technologies like OLED or facial recognition — it simply executes those features better than the competition. At the same time, the processor inside the iPhone X is miles ahead of anything from the Android camp. There are three advancements — the Super Retina Display, Face ID and the A11 Bionic chip — that combine to make Apple's flagship the most innovative product of the year."
