Hey all,
I have been following the forum the past few days and a lot of threads came up about the notch. Not a single thread had clear photos/mock-ups showing how the notch will look. So this got me thinking and I realised there was an option in Xcode where you could simulate iDevices. I immediately downloaded the newest Xcode version and started the 'simulation' mode (btw this is a real recommendation if you're not sure about the notch).
Seeing it 'live' for the first time made me feel at ease. It looked so much better than I had imagined of off Apple's site and video/photos from bloggers with bad angles, cus you know, no one can make decent videos nowadays, it all has to be quick and flashy, anyway I digress.
Time for pictures!
I am still using my iPhone 5s I bought when it came out and comparing it to the X is mind-blowing. The X is so much larger! (There is a setting in the simulation called 'actual size' which I tested with my iPhone 5s and it was exactly the same size on my screen as it was in my hand - note this will vary because I made screenshots, you'll have to fire up Xcode yourself for a real comparison).
// EDIT made some mistakes with regards to scaling (apparently 'actual size' doesn't work yet for iPhone X in Xcode simulation) + added landscape photos
iPhone 5s vs. iPhone X
iPhone 5s vs. iPhone 7 vs. iPhone 7+ vs. iPhone X
iPhone X Landscape Calendar
iPhone X Landscape Contacts
iPhone X Landscape iMessage
iPhone X Landscape Youtube Search
iPhone X Landscape Youtube Video
iPhone X Landscape Right-Side Calendar
iPhone X Landscape Right-Side Contacts
iPhone X Landscape Right-Side iMessage
iPhone X Calendar Overview
iPhone X Calendar Dayview
iPhone X Safari - Macrumors
iPhone X Safari
iPhone X open source 'BoardBank'
iPhone X open source 'BoardBank'
iPhone X open source 'Vie'
iPhone X open source 'Vie'
iPhone X open source 'Vie'
iPhone X open source 'Coffee Ratio'
iPhone X Photos
iPhone X homescreen black
iPhone X homescreen Apps
I have been following the forum the past few days and a lot of threads came up about the notch. Not a single thread had clear photos/mock-ups showing how the notch will look. So this got me thinking and I realised there was an option in Xcode where you could simulate iDevices. I immediately downloaded the newest Xcode version and started the 'simulation' mode (btw this is a real recommendation if you're not sure about the notch).
Seeing it 'live' for the first time made me feel at ease. It looked so much better than I had imagined of off Apple's site and video/photos from bloggers with bad angles, cus you know, no one can make decent videos nowadays, it all has to be quick and flashy, anyway I digress.
Time for pictures!
I am still using my iPhone 5s I bought when it came out and comparing it to the X is mind-blowing. The X is so much larger! (There is a setting in the simulation called 'actual size' which I tested with my iPhone 5s and it was exactly the same size on my screen as it was in my hand - note this will vary because I made screenshots, you'll have to fire up Xcode yourself for a real comparison).
// EDIT made some mistakes with regards to scaling (apparently 'actual size' doesn't work yet for iPhone X in Xcode simulation) + added landscape photos
iPhone 5s vs. iPhone X
iPhone 5s vs. iPhone 7 vs. iPhone 7+ vs. iPhone X
iPhone X Landscape Calendar
iPhone X Landscape Contacts
iPhone X Landscape iMessage
iPhone X Landscape Youtube Search
iPhone X Landscape Youtube Video
iPhone X Landscape Right-Side Calendar
iPhone X Landscape Right-Side Contacts
iPhone X Landscape Right-Side iMessage
iPhone X Calendar Overview
iPhone X Calendar Dayview
iPhone X Safari - Macrumors
iPhone X Safari
iPhone X open source 'BoardBank'
iPhone X open source 'BoardBank'
iPhone X open source 'Vie'
iPhone X open source 'Vie'
iPhone X open source 'Vie'
iPhone X open source 'Coffee Ratio'
iPhone X Photos
iPhone X homescreen black
iPhone X homescreen Apps
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