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UIDevice-DisplayName
displayName()
Returns a friendly name for an iOS device, leaving out the specific type information (i.e. "iPhone X")
displayName(includeType: true)
Returns a friendly name for an iOS device, which also includes the device type (i.e. "iPhone X (GSM)")
License
UIDevice-DisplayName is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.
Usage
NSLog("Device Display Name: %@", UIDevice.current.displayName())
NSLog("Device Display Name With Type: %@", UIDevice.current.displayName(includeType: true))
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