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Brought to you by: Apple Rumored to Launch 6.5-Inch 'iPhone X Plus' and Lower-Priced 6.1-Inch Full-Screen LCD Model Next Year We've suspected Apple might launch a larger "iPhone X Plus" model as part of its 2018 lineup, and oft-reliable analyst Ming-Chi Kuo this week released a new research report claiming we'll actually see three new iPhones next year, all with full-front displays and no home button. According to Kuo, we'll have an iPhone X successor with a 5.8-inch OLED display as well as a larger 6.5-inch OLED model. What's surprising is that he says even the cheapest model will come with a full-front 6.1-inch LCD display, Face ID, and no home button. That sounds like quite the lineup.   Read Full Article Sponsored Stories Just Released! The Smartest Photo Tool of 2017 - Photolemur 2.2 Spectre Ever wish your computer would just edit for you? Well, now it’s possible. Photolemur has created the world’s most advanced artificial intelligence automatic editing system. Stop spending hours inside Photoshop when this photo enhancement software will fix your image with just one click. What could be easier than drag & drop? With its revolutionary user interface crafted by the Red Dot Award-winning designer, Photolemur is extremely simple. In fact, all you have to do is drag & drop your photos and the software does the rest. Forget about using sliders, complex controls, or other time-sucks that make editing a bore. The new way - Artificial Intelligence with Photolemur 2.2 Spectre. Have a photo that looks dull or uninviting? Photolemur will automatically recognize how to enhance your photo and make it just great. There’s never been an easier way to get your ideal exposure settings than with Photolemur 2.2 Spectre. Photolemur dramatically simplifies batch image editing: enhance all your images at once, process RAW files, work with any volume of images. Preorder the world's most advanced photo enhancement app for Mac with 60% Off (Family License + get Bonus: hardcover Photo Book for FREE). Offer is valid only next 72 Hours!   Visit Sponsor Popular Stories Nov 16, 2017 Embracing the Notch: How Are You Adapting to the Most Controversial iPhone X Design Decision? The iPhone X has been out for almost two weeks, so users have had a chance to get used to the device's most controversial design aspect – the notch. We took a look at how it affects day-to-day usage, how apps are updating to handle it, and even how to hide it somewhat. In a separate video, we compared the iPhone X to Google's Pixel 2 XL, pitting a couple of flagship phones head to head. In other iPhone X news, we've seen continued controversy over ways people have fooled the Face ID authentication, as well as a handful of users experiencing issues with green lines on the display and crackling sounds from the earpiece. Still, the device appears to be selling well and most users seem happy, while availability is continuing to improve with shipping estimates now down to 2-3 weeks and in-store availability also improving.   Read Full Article iOS 11.2 Supports Faster 7.5W Charging on iPhone 8, 8 Plus and X From Qi-Based Wireless Charging Accessories Apple is continuing to seed builds of iOS 11.2 for testing, and this week we discovered that it includes a promised upgrade to support 7.5-watt wireless charging on iPhone X, 8, and 8 Plus. The company's new iPhones initially supported only 5-watt wireless charging, so the boost will help users recharge their phones more quickly, even if it won't match speeds seen with fast wired charging. In addition to the faster wireless charging, the latest iPhone 11.2 beta also includes new explanatory text letting users know how the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth buttons in Control Center work. As of iOS 11, these buttons only disable certain functionalities temporarily rather than acting as full on/off toggles, and the change has confused some users.   Read Full Article 2018 iPad Pro Models Could Have Very Fast Octa-Core A11X Bionic Chip Last week. we heard that next year's iPad Pro models will likely include Face ID, slimmer bezels, and no home button, and we're now hearing that the processor inside could be quite a beast. According to a supply chain rumor, the "A11X" chip will include eight CPU cores — three high-performance cores and five energy-efficient cores. That's up from two high-performance and four energy-efficient cores in the A11 chip used in the iPhone X, 8, and 8 Plus.   Read Full Article Apple Releases iOS 11.1.2 With Fix for Unresponsive iPhone X Display in Cold Temperatures Apple continues to roll out bug fixes for iOS 11 and its latest hardware, and just today the company pushed out iOS 11.1.2. While it's available for all iOS 11-compatible devices, the two headline bug fixes both cover the iPhone X, addressing issues with touch screen responsiveness in cold temperatures and fixing an issue with distortion in Live Photos.  Just last week, Apple released iOS 11.1.1 to fix a pesky autocorrect bug.   Read Full Article

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