Apple has unveiled the £1,000 iPhone X, the latest generation of its flagship device. The all-glass device has an edge-to-edge display and no home button. It unlocks using facial recognition software and features wireless charging.
Tim Cook also launched the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, two new phones that have 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch screens. Like the iPhone X, the devices also have an all-glass design and can be charged wirelessly.
The iPhone X celebrates the 10th anniversary of Apple's smartphone, featuring a radical redesign and new technology.
The phone has a 5.8-inch OLED screen, with an 80.94 percent screen-to-body ratio, which is madness when you think about it. The camera is identical to the 8 Plus (including the F1.8 aperture), but the front-facing camera clocks in at 7 megapixels. Apple has removed the iconic home button to make way for the display, replacing it with facial recognition software called Face ID.
Face ID is used to unlock the phone, authenticate Apple Pay and cutomise the new animoji.
The phone starts at £999 in the UK for the 64GB version, going up to £1,149 for the 256GB model. Coming in space grey and silver, it will be available to pre-order from October 27 and will ship on November 3.