Some of the descriptions are so overwrought: My acclimation to the iPhone X has made using an iPad feel anachronistic — I want to swipe up from the bottom to

Some of the descriptions are so overwrought: My acclimation to the iPhone X has made using an iPad feel anachronistic — I want to swipe up from the bottom to go home there too. With Touch ID, after you tap a particular notification in the middle of the display, you then must move your finger down to the home button to authenticate. I always found that annoying. Now that I’m used to the iPhone X, I find it to be intolerable. Whereas the first bumps, on the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, were like blemishes. If you’re going to have a bump, have a fucking bump. But if I pick up or glance at an iPhone without it, I’m skeeved out. Things I notice instantly: the display looks very small, the colors look too cool at night (because of the aforementioned lack of True Tone), and the perfectly square corners of the display seem downright crude. It’s unique in Apple history — if not all of consumer computing history — for the same version of the OS to present two distinct interfaces that are so markedly different.