Send us a text!
This week:Ā
- Two weeks with the X. Ā Weāll tell you what we like and what still sucks.
- Some very exciting new rumors about the nextĀ international of iPhone X
- Two big features coming you to in iOS 11.2 which is now in its 3rd beta
- What we tell you what we like and donāt about our favorite gadgets in a all-new under review š¤š¼š„š¤š¼
Ā
This episode supported by
Ā
Casperās American-made mattresses have just the right amount of memory foam and latex, and people everywhere love them.Ā Learn why and get $50 towards any mattress atĀ
Casper.com/cultcast.
Ā
Learn all you want for free with 30-day trial to LinkedIn Learning by visiting
http://linkedin.com/cultcast
Ā
CultCloth will keep your iPhone 7, Apple Watch, Mac and iPad sparkling clean, and for a limited time you canĀ use code CULTCAST toĀ score a free CleanCloth with any order atĀ
CultCloth.co.
Ā
Thanks to Kevin MacLeod atĀ
incompetech.comĀ for the great music you hear on today's show.
Ā
On the show this week
Ā
Apple may launch 6.5-inch iPhone X Plus in 2018Ā
- One of the most reliable Apple analysts in the game is predicting big things for the iPhone X design in 2018.
- According to KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple will release an iPhone X Plus next year with the biggest smartphone screen the company has ever made.
- Kuo says Apple will release three iPhones in 2018 with a notch design. There will supposedly be a 5.8-inch (updated X) and a 6.5-inch model, both with OLED displays.
- The third iPhone will supposedly have a 6.1-inch LCD display but come with the same bezel-free design as the iPhone X.
- The 6.5-inch iPhone X Plus will have a display with 480 to 500 pixels per inch, possibly making it more pixel dense than the iPhone X. The 6.1-inch LCD version will only have a display with 320 to 330 PPI.
Ā
iPhone will get rear-facing 3D sensors in 2019
- According to a Bloomberg, Apple is working on a new rear-mounted ā3D sensorā for its 2019 iPhone, which will help further the companyās augmented reality ambitions.
- The new system will work using lasers and measuring the amount of time it takes for them to bounce back to create a depth map. This is reportedly different to the TrueDepth sensor system used on the front of the iPhone X, which uses a pattern of 30,000 laser dots to measure depth information for features like Face ID.
Ā
Two big features coming to your iPhone 8 and X with the release of iOS 11.2
- Apple Pay cash, which will work on the iPad.
- Apple has added support for faster 7.5W wireless charging in its latest iOS 11.2
