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How the iPhone X changes the way you will use iOS

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Apple made a splash with the iPhone X unveiled in September, with CEO Tim Cook saying the pricey device represents "the future of the smartphone." He expects the iPhone X, which arrived officially on Friday, to set the path for smartphone technology for the next decade.

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