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I would like to change the background color of the view that appears on the bottom of the new iPhone X with a home indicator inside. Is it possible? The home indicator color is determined automatically based on the color of the content below it. Most of the time, this means you should not worry about its color since it is out of your control, and will always be clearly visible to users. However, you can place a colored view in the area behind the home indicator to manipulate its color. Examples (Please note that these examples were taken on the iOS simulator, and behavior on a real device is

I did some search and found various examples, documentation on iPhone X Face ID and how it can be used for various stuff like authentication, animated emojis. Wanted to check if there is an API/SDK to get the raw depth map from iPhone X sensor to the app? From my understanding the depth calculation is done based on the projected pattern. This can be used to get depth profile of any object in front of the sensor. (Might be dependent on the texture of the object.) You'll need at least the iOS 11.1 SDK in Xcode 9.1 (both in beta as of this writing). With that, builtInTrueDepthCamera becomes one

With the launch of the iPhone X imminent, I'm trying to get ahead of the game and prepare some of my web applications to handle any design changes - the biggest of which being the new "notch" which houses the front camera. I was wondering whether there is, or likely to be, any way of detecting this in Javascript somehow. Interestingly, Chris Coyier has written an article about The "Notch" and CSS which led me to discover the safe-area-inset-right constant. Is there any way this can be accessed in Javascript and is this a reliable test. if (window.constant.safeAreaInsetRight) { var notch = true

I'm using the below code to get the device name NSString* code = [NSString stringWithCString:systemInfo.machine encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding]; Which gives the result as follows and mapped to devices @"iPhone9,1" :@"iPhone 7", @"iPhone9,3" :@"iPhone 7", @"iPhone9,2" :@"iPhone 7 Plus", @"iPhone9,4" :@"iPhone 7 Plus", Do we have the new device code for the new devices that are released (iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X) Edit: This has been corrected. The iPhone X is NOT iPhone10,5 and iPhone10,6. iPhone 8: iPhone10,1 & iPhone10,4 iPhone 8 Plus: iPhone10,2 & iPhone10,5 iPhone X: iPhone10,3 &

I'm having an issue with my app when testing for iPhone X. I'm not sure how to adjust this issue, as well as not make it an issue for non iPhone X sizes. This only seems to be an issue on the iPhone X simulator. Dipak Kacha "File inspector" from right of Xcode storyboard, enable Safe Area guide layout to support your app in iPhone This post describes really good. On iOS 12.1 I've solved this issue by overriding safeAreaInsets in the UITabBar subclass: class TabBar: UITabBar { private var cachedSafeAreaInsets = UIEdgeInsets.zero override var safeAreaInsets: UIEdgeInsets { let insets = super