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I have developed an app without autoLayout or interface-builder , all by code. It runs ok in all iPhones except iPhone X where the top bar stays under the new black thing in the middle. It's possible to get that height by code, so I can shift my Navigationbar that height down and all runs normal ? The solutions I see, they use auto layout. I just want the get the distance to shift it down.. Michael Hulet In my Swift app, I get the frame of the status bar with Swift: UIApplication.shared.statusBarFrame Objective-C: [UIApplication sharedApplication].statusBarFrame That's a CGRect , so you can

According to this picture: the iPhone X has an infrared camera. It is primarily used for face detection but there are other uses for infrared. Can it be accessed directly? not via the approved iOS API library calls. But undocumented API should be possible if you guess how to do it. Still not sure about infrared but to read the depth information from the iPhone X TrueDepth camera, we can use the AVDepthData class and related APIs. Here's a tutorial . The company, reallusion.com makes a 3D animation product called 'iclone 7' which interfaces with the iPhone infrared camera. Try contacting them

I need to emulate an iPhone X on Chrome. I have found the info below: Height: 5.65 inches (143.6 mm) Width: 2.79 inches (70.9 mm) Can you tell me which values should I give to the form below? iPhone X sepecifications This is what Device pixel ratio (DPR) is If you want to emulate a Retina device from a non-Retina machine or vice versa, adjust the Device pixel ratio. The device pixel ratio (DPR) is the ratio between logical pixels and physical pixels. Devices with Retina displays, such as the Nexus 6P, have higher pixel density than standard devices, which can affect the sharpness and size of

The unusual bottom corners of an iPhoneX are Apple's new (2017) "continuous corners for iPhoneX" . It is trivial for any experienced iOS programmer to approximate the curve, but: Does anyone know exactly how to achieve these, exactly as Apple does? Even if it's a private call, it would be good to know. It does seem bizarre that Apple have not explained this. Please note that it's trivial to "approximate" the curve: To repeat, it is trivial for any experienced iOS programmer to approximate the curve. The question being asked here is specifically how to do Apple actually do it? Please do not