Hands On With the iPhone X; Rebecca Minkoff is Reinventing Retail With Technology

Hands On With the iPhone X

Hope King and CNET's Roger Cheng are in Cupertino for the Apple event, and they've got their hands on the upcoming iPhone X. The device sports a $999 price tag, has an edge-to-edge 5.8" screen, wireless charging, a "Super Retina" display, and facial recognition security. We finally get a closer look at the iPhone X’s new design and see how it works without a home button. Watch Hope and Roger take the new device for a spin. 

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