Apple has just totally reinvented its hugely popular iPhone.
Having celebrated its 10th anniversary this iconic smartphone has received its most radical makeover to date with a whole new look, new name and plenty of bonus features tucked inside its all-glass shell.
The US tech giant revealed its all-new iPhone X at its new HQ in Cupertino with the event taking place in the Steve Jobs theatre.
The new iPhone ditches the bezels and now includes a 5.8-inch screen which covers the entire front of the device.
This pixel-packed display features the latest OLED technology making it brighter and sharper than anything Apple fans will have seen before.
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And its clever design means you get a much bigger display in a phone that’s physically smaller in your pocket.
Along with the new display Apple has also included wireless charging for the first time which means the iPhone can now get a refill without going near a plug.
The iPhone X uses the popular Qi ecosystem which means it should be compatible with most wireless charging docks.
An updated 12-megapixel dual-lens cameras on the rear of the device improves photography and brings more immersive augmented reality experience to the smartphone.
iPhone X Plus also introduces Portrait mode with Portrait Lighting, bringing dramatic studio lighting effects to iPhone, allowing customers to capture stunning portraits with a shallow depth-of-field effect in five different lighting styles.
Powering the iPhone X is Apple’s very latest A11 Bionic processor which the tech giant is boasting is 35 per cent faster than anything they’ve made before.
As well as plenty of new features appearing, one very popular part of the iPhone has disappeared.
Last year Apple took away the headphone port and this year the home button has been banished to the history books.
Apple users will now use their face and eyes to unlock the iPhone with Apple saying this Face ID is far more secure than your fingerprint.
This facial recognition technology has also allowed Apple to make emoji’s more interactive as the iPhone X now includes something called Animoji.
These animated characters can mirror a user’s captured facial expressions adding a personal touch to messages.
A TrueDepth camera captures and analyses over 50 different facial muscle movements, then animates those expressions in a dozen different Animoji, including a panda, unicorn and robot.
Available as an iMessage app pre-installed on iPhone X, customers can record and send Animoji messages with their voice that can smile, frown and more.
The iPhone X will be available in Silver and Space Gray with 64GB and 256GB models starting at $999 (£750).
Alongside the iPhone 8, Apple also revealed an iPhone 8 and 8 Plus which other upgrades on last year’s smartphones.
A new Apple Watch which now works without needing to be connected to an iPhone and updated 4K ready Apple TV were also announced.