iOS 11 X and iOS 11 Classic

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By Federico ViticciDec 27, 2017, 7:27 am1.1k ptsHot
In his review of the iPhone X, John Gruber astutely points out that the device effectively runs a fork of iOS 11: There were always two things and only two things on the front face of an iOS device — the touchscreen display and the home button. In fact, the iPhone X changes iOS in more fundamental ways than…

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