iPhone X is official, with the firm unveiling the 10th-anniversary device at its much-hyped Apple Event on Tuesday. (pronounced iPhone 10) is the company's first smartphone to feature a full-screen display, as it sets its sights on the likes of the .

In January 2007, Steve Jobs unveiled the original iPhone and the mobile and personal computing industries were never the same again. Ten years later - at a building named after the late Apple co-founder - his successor Tim Cook took the stage to introduce the iPhone X , the phone that he and Apple...

The iPhone X is one of the most anticipated tech devices, let alone smartphones, in recent memory. There's an air of excitement surrounding the handset that even the most stalwart Android fans have likely noticed. This is something that rarely occurs in the rapidly plateauing smartphone industry.

Stunning design; Face ID is convenient and works great; First significant revamp to the iPhone in years

Expensive (especially in Canada; New navigation features take getting used to; All glass body is a smudge and grease magnet

The iPhone X went up for pre-order last week and those who were lucky enough to order one, this week is when we will see the first units shipped as of November 3.

Living review of Apple's all-new iPhone X. For over a decade, iPhone has embodied modern mobile computing. iPhone 8 , launched last month, is the culmination of that Home-button-and-bezel vision, of everything that's come before.

I'm a total gadget nerd, and it's been five years since a new smartphone made me nod to myself with the understanding that, "Yes, I need that thing more than I need air." But the buzz around the iPhone X has had me a little more hyped than usual.

A lot has changed in the decade since Apple shared its first iPhone with the world, but most people's relationships to their smartphones have not changed for a while. After an explosion of innovation, we've mostly seen incremental updates to processing power, security features, screen size, cameras,...

It features a large screen in a usable form factor; OLED and HDR make for a dramatically improved content viewing experience in most cases; The new A11 chip delivers industry-leading performance; Face ID and the TrueDepth sensor array introduce promising new interactions and features; A set of good...

iPhone battery life continues to disappoint; The OLED display exhibits noticeable color shifting; 8-bit color may limit the potential full impact of HDR; Availability of HDR content is limited at launch; A glass back puts the phone at risk when dropped; The Face ID user experience needs refinement...

The anniversary iPhone is here. The iPhone X. Or the iPhone 10. The name is as confusing as the product itself is game-changing. Tim Cook's vision finally overwhelmed Steve Jobs ideological remnants. A new dawn for the iPhones has begun, free of the iconic Home key and the notorious screen bezels.

The iPhone X may be the most expensive smartphone Apple has offered to date, but it's also really impressive. I love the display, the cameras are awesome, and Face ID works so well it pretty much becomes transparent.

Beautiful OLED screen; cameras are fantastic; Face ID works like a charm (usually

Gestures are sometimes quirky; physical button combos are too complicated; wireless charging is really slow; don't use your iPhone X without a case

The iPhone X – pronounced iPhone "Ten" – is the expensive flagship handset Apple developed to mark the tenth anniversary of the original iPhone and it's startlingly similar to the Samsung Galaxy S8.