What if you can take your smartphone and turn it into a self-driving car?

How does the iPhone 7 Plus, which has a new sensor and display that uses a new OLED panel, measure the distance to a target?

And how does it perform in the real world, driving itself to a shopping mall?

In short, it’s all about the iPhone.

The new camera features a 16MP sensor that’s designed to capture high-resolution images, and a new 12MP rear-facing camera that can shoot videos up to 1080p.

But the biggest change is the iPhone’s chip.

Apple says it’s the “world’s first commercial chip” that can take on all kinds of sensors and processing power.

The company’s researchers have used the chip to create new ways to measure things like acceleration, a key metric used to measure the level of driver fatigue.

The new chip is so good, Apple says, that it’s now capable of performing “super-human” performance.

The iPhone 7 is able to drive itself to the edge of a shopping center and drive itself into a mall, for example, while the new chip can handle driving up to two miles per hour on the freeway.

The technology can do it all.

But the most important takeaway from all this is that the iPhone has changed.

The only thing that has remained the same is its camera, which is just another iPhone, and that’s something the iPhone 8, iPhone X, and iPhone XS models are not equipped with.

The iPhone 7 and 7 Plus are the iPhone we’ve known since its introduction, and it’s no longer the iPhone that was launched last September.

And yet, in the years since its launch, Apple has introduced a number of innovations, including the iPhone X and the iPhone 9, and the Apple Watch Series 3.

But that’s just the beginning.

In addition to making the iPhone better than ever, Apple is also introducing new technologies that are going to change the way we live, work, and play in the future.

Apple has already begun to push the envelope with sensors, and these technologies are going places Apple never imagined.

For example, Apple introduced the world’s first self-learning artificial intelligence system in 2020.

The system was able to understand a person’s preferences and emotions by recognizing objects that it saw, like a cup of coffee or a phone number.

The next year, the company showed off a video game called “Flappy Bird” that allowed users to make a virtual flappy bird that would fly in front of their screen.

And in 2017, Apple announced Siri, a voice-activated assistant that can learn things like your favorite song and your favorite movie.

But now that the company is pushing sensors, there are even more devices in development that will help us understand our environment.

In 2020, Apple demonstrated a system that uses artificial intelligence to figure out where a dog is by listening to a recording of a dog in a shelter.

The dog’s location is recorded in real-time.

The sensor then determines the distance the dog needs to be to escape the shelter, based on the dog’s current speed and its current scent.

And that’s how the system learns where the dog is, which means that it can detect and follow it around in the shelter without being able to follow the dog to where it’s headed.

Apple also showed off an artificial intelligence-based autonomous car that can recognize a dog by looking at its video of it driving around a parking lot, but the system has not yet been released to the public.

Apple’s AI system is also helping companies figure out how to detect earthquakes, as well as other environmental hazards.

And this is only the beginning, says David Levy, senior research manager at the research firm IHS.

He says that while Apple is now focusing on improving the camera sensor and new sensors, it may be decades before we see devices that measure our environment like this, or that can detect our emotions like this.

The future is bright, and Apple is making sure that it takes advantage of it.