iPhone X — A Guided Tour

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Mackenzie Yates: Hi, I'm here to show you the new iPhone X.
I'll walk you through some new gestures,
Face ID, Animojis, and some other pretty cool things
that are really easy to use.
Let's jump right in.
You've probably noticed that there's no Home button.
That's because we've made it even easier
to get around your phone.
Now wherever you are,
you can just swipe up to go home.
If you want to see all the apps you have open,
swipe from the bottom and pause.
Then, swipe to move between your apps.
You can even swipe along the bottom of an app
to go from one to another.
To get to the Control Center,
simply swipe down from the top-right.
While you're in Control Center,
you can press firmly using 3D Touch to do things like
turn up the sound or brighten the screen.
To dismiss Control Center, just swipe up.
Want to see all of your notifications in one place?
Swipe down from the top, and there they are.
Swipe right to see your widgets
or left to quickly access your camera.
You can also get to the camera or the flashlight
just by pressing firmly on these buttons.
Wanna talk to Siri?
You can still say, "Hey Siri,"
but now you can also press and hold the side button
to talk to Siri anytime.
And to turn your iPhone off,
press and hold the side button and either volume button,
then swipe.
All right, so what is Face ID?
All the things you used to do with Touch ID,
you can now do with Face ID -- your face is your password.
It's simple to set up.
Just rotate your head around, like this.
Now your iPhone will recognize you whenever you look at it,
whether you're indoors, outdoors,
or even in total darkness.
But what if you change up your look?
No problem.
It can recognize you with a new hairstyle,
a beard, different makeup, glasses,
even in many types of sunglasses.
To unlock your iPhone X, just look at it.
And you don't have to, like, hold it up to your face.
With a simple glance, your iPhone can recognize you.
See how the lock icon opens?
From here you just swipe up with your thumb to go home.
And no need to wait for it to unlock;
you can glance and swipe all in one motion.
When notifications pop up,
they stay private until you look.
One glance, and there they are.
To make secure purchases with Apple Pay,
double-click the side button,
glance at your iPhone to authenticate,
and hold your iPhone near the terminal
to complete your purchase.
Easy, right?
Finally, and most importantly,
all of your face data is securely stored
right on your iPhone.
It's never backed up to iCloud or any server.
Sure, you've used emojis,
but you've never actually been one... until now.
With Animojis, you can become one of 12 characters,
like a monkey, a cat, or this guy.
The TrueDepth camera maps over 50 muscles in your face
in real time, to capture your every expression.
To send an Animoji,
just start a conversation in Messages.
Then open the Animoji app
and choose which one you want to be.
Hit record.
Hey, Mom, how do I look?
And press stop when you're done.
If you change your mind, you can switch characters.
Once you've found the perfect one,
just tap send.
You can even make an Animoji a sticker.
Just strike a pose, touch and hold the Animoji,
then drag it anywhere inside the conversation.
On iPhone X, both the front and rear-facing cameras
have Portrait mode,
so now even your selfies will look more amazing.
You can also add some new studio lighting effects
with Portrait Lighting.
It's simple to do.
When you're in Portrait mode,
slide to choose between five different lighting effects,
then shoot.
You can also edit the lighting effect afterwards.
Go to the portrait and select Edit.
Then choose the lighting effect you want.
Creating a whole new look is that easy.
These are just some of the great, new features on iPhone X.
Thanks for watching.
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