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The Apple iPhone X vs iPhone 8: What are the big differences?

As the dust settles, it's time for a comparison of the new iPhones' key features, from size and screen to biometrics and battery

Apple unveils iPhone X with edge-to-edge display
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Apple Senior Vice-President of Worldwide Marketing Phil Schiller introduces iPhone X. Photo: Reuters

Wilson Rothman | WSJ
If you follow Apple, you know by now that the company just made its biggest phone announcement in years. There’s the iPhone 8, a pretty update to the line that began with the iPhone 6 in 2014. Then there is the iPhone X, a major overhaul that Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook called “the future of the smartphone.”

Let’s go over the major differences:

1) Phone Dimensions: Apple has had two sizes for a while, the standard phone with a 4.7-inch screen and the Plus model with the 5.5-inch screen. Both iPhone 8 models keep nearly the same screen sizes

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