MacBreak Weekly 584

iPhone X is the phone of the year, but... hackers spoof Face ID. iPhone X freezing in cold weather. "Green Line of Death." Fix for iOS autocorrect bug is here. 2019 iPhone will have a rear-facing 3D sensor. Jony Ive's Wallpaper interview. Apple Watch saves a man from shark-infested waters. Apple Watch might save you from high blood pressure and sleep apnea. Boston Dynamics' robots go from comical to sleek and scary.

• Rene's Pick: Halide
• Andy's Picks: Headspace and Calm meditation apps

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• KGI: three iPhones with iPhone X form factor slated for late-2018, including 6.1" model with a lower-resolution LCD screen
• Hackers Claim to Break Face ID a Week After iPhone X Release
• KeyMe
• 10-Year-Old Unlocks Face ID on His Mother's iPhone X as Questionable Mask Spoofing Surfaces
• Apple Targets Rear-Facing 3-D Sensor for 2019 iPhone - Bloomberg
• Apple Clips update uses iPhone X's TrueDepth sensors for 360-degree selfie scenes
• Clips - Apple
• Apple has acquired imaging sensor startup InVisage Technologies
• The iPhone X camera vs. every iPhone ever
• Apple working 24/7 to finish downtown Brooklyn store as giant glass pane shatters
• First Australian Apple Store Gets Modern Redesign as Thieves Rob Apple Regent Street in UK
• iPhone X not responding in cold weather? Apple's issuing a fix!
• Jony Ive on Apple Park and his unique, minimalist W* cover
• Apple just pushed an iOS update to fix that ‘I’ autocorrect bug
• Mysterious ‘green line of death’ appears on some iPhone X displays
• Call with Apple Watch Series 3 saves kitesurfer from shark-infested waters
• AI Can Help Apple Watch Predict High Blood Pressure, Sleep Apnea
• Boston Dynamics’ latest robot dog is slightly less terrifying
• Welcome to Calm
• Halide
• iPhone X, meet roller derby: Shooting sports photography with Apple's newest smartphone