While other smartphone makers like Samsung have done more to make the "notch" cutout that houses the camera and facial-recognition sensors less noticeable, the iPhone's is still as evident as ever.
That makes Apple's new iPhones look slightly less elegant than the Galaxy S10 and Note 10 lineup, which more convincingly create the illusion that the screen stretches from edge-to-edge thanks to Samsung's more subtle hole-punch-like cutout.
However, Samsung's facial recognition is said to be less secure than Apple's, which could be more problematic.
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