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it is beautiful to look at Apple's new iPhone 10 seems to have everything we've been waiting for an an iPhone edge-to-edge OLED HDR display blazing fast processor AR capabilities and a set of cameras that will rival a DSLR but under all the glitz we found a few chinks in the iPhone 10 armor starting with the armor itself the new iPhone has a stainless steel frame making it stronger than the aluminum on the previous models but on the back they traded in aluminum for glass to make way for wireless charging which means you'll now have to breakable surfaces on your brand new thousand dollar investment galaxy owners can attest $9.99 and that's the other one this is a thousand dollar phone calling it 999 does it make it any easier on the wallet tack on another hundred if you plan on storing those beautiful 4k videos locally a charging pad and Apple care to ensure it all and your Beyond back Book Pro territory oh yeah and by the way Apple Care for the iPhone 10 will cost you $200 here's how it works Apple has a history of getting rid of features we like on their devices last year they did it to the headphone jack and called it courage this year they did it with the home button and while we'll gladly forego the home button for an edge-to-edge display I really wish they would have kept the touch ID feature under the screen as early rumours had suggested unlocking the iPhone with your face we may prove faster and simpler in the long run but judging by Craig federighi demo fail is as easy as looking at it and swiping up and you know let's try that again oh-ho-ho let's uh go to back up here we may end up missing that old fingerprint scanner after all and get right in but the biggest bummer about the iPhone 10 is that you won't be able to get it until November November that's like five years in nerd life and that's assuming we don't get an air pod repeat with a four week plus backorder at that rate you won't get your shiny new 10 along with that wireless charging air power until 2018 you