September 12th is iPhone X time. After hundreds of rumors that started almost immediately after the presentation of the iPhone 7 in 2016, the day of the iPhone X, Apple's new, high-end model, has arrived. According to what is written, the new device comes with a new Face ID system and new Animoji- emoji that will reflect the user's expressions.
What don't you understand?
For every question you have, there are thousands of expert analyses that reinforce the myth . Specialized sites, expert technicians, and analysts agree:
Here comes another super duper device from Apple, which every year around this time demands its friends to shell out around $1000 for it, because it manages to turn a want into a need.
Predictions for today:
Apple fans will be glued to their computer screens to watch the reveal streamed on some click-collecting page. Then there will be an all-night prayer to praise the Cupertino company, and the miracle they witnessed.
Immediately afterwards, the marketing machine continues with thousands of published presentations, crashing tests, battery endurance tests, submerging the device in water, or (the best) tests of the iPhone's resistance to gun bullets.
If you're not tired, they continue with comparative tests: iPhone vs Samsung, vs Nokia, vs Huawei, vs Xiaomi.
All of the above reinforces the mood that tends to become a need.
Why should you really buy the new iPhone X? The question doesn't need answers or excuses that reinforce your decision to run to a store and hand over your credit card.
Honestly, why should you buy the new iPhone X? Why should you have Face ID?
Why the iPhone X and not one of the many other decent devices available at half the price?
Just don't tell me you're going to buy the new device for Animoji-emoji...
