Apple has just unveiled their brand new iPhones (iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X) but as they were demoing the iPhone X and all its new features, folks couldn't help but notice that some of the 'revolutionary' new features weren't exactly all that new. Check out the video in the first tweet below, bet it looks awfully familiar to you!
Yeah, the new iPhone certainly brought a bit of BlackBerry 10 flavor along with it. Some folks will argue that it's copying features, while others will say Apple doesn't downright copy them, they just improve upon them. No matter how you look at it, it's always amusing to see Apple tout things as new while others sit back and say 'I've had that on my phone for years'. In other news, Apple also invented wireless charging and tap to wake today as well. Thanks, I guess, Apple.
Check out more news from Apple's iPhone X event at iMore
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