What to expect with Apple's 2017 iPhone 'X'

With Apple’s next iPhone seeing even more fevered speculation this week, a long-time display expert offers his predictions.  

Call it the “iPhone 8,” or “10th anniversary iPhone” or what some analysts on Wall Street refer to as the “iPhone X” -- with "X" referring to the roman numeral 10 -- expectations for Apple’s next phone are high after the company turned in a record quarter this week, selling more iPhones than ever.

The centerpiece of that future phone, due later this year, will likely be an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display, according Raymond Soneira, a display expert who heads DisplayMate Technologies and published a report this week with his thoughts on Apple’s future phone.

iPhone, Siri, CarPlay And Other Apple Products Expected To Grow In 2017

Tim Cook had indicated a lot of developments from Apple in his quarterly earnings call last week. He indicated that the company’s flagship smartphone, the iPhone still had much more technological evolution to go for.

Here is the range of products that the Apple CEO talked about and based on how they are expected to develop in 2017. 

iPhone 8 

4 Heartbreaking Reasons Why I Have Lost Faith in Apple!

It was seven years ago when I bought my first iPhone.I never thought that I would ever be anything other than an Apple fan.My love for Apple and its products was not only restricted to smartphones. I was also a proud owner of the Power Mac G5 and Macbook Pro.However, after more than a decade of Apple loyalty I have finally lost my faith.

4 Heartbreaking Reasons Why I Have Lost Faith in Apple!

It was seven years ago when I bought my first iPhone.I never thought that I would ever be anything other than an Apple fan.My love for Apple and its products was not only restricted to smartphones. I was also a proud owner of the Power Mac G5 and Macbook Pro.However, after more than a decade of Apple loyalty I have finally lost my faith.

Photography effects for iPhone

In an age where Photoshop users routinely manipulate photographs to perfection, the thought-provoking depth and artistic value of imperfect "reality" images is often lost. Now, thanks to FotoMuse, anyone with an iPhone can infuse snapshots with artistic depth in just a few simple steps.

FotoMuse, anyone with an iPhone can infuse snapshots with artistic depth

Photographer and fitness expert Kris Gebhardt, who developed the app, initially used his iPhone when an unexpected camera jam threatened to ruin a photo shoot, but he now regularly takes fashion, glamour, beauty, and figure shots with the mobile device. He comments: