From a better battery to an enhanced camera, there are several standard features top iPhone user wishes list every year. Unexpected requests have also conducted a round for the past few years, especially thanks to a pandemic – but if you have held my breath for the return of ID Touch, getting ready for bad news.
As anyone who tries to unlock the iPhone with a factebalan when wearing a mask will prove, the whole process doesn’t really scream ‘apple design’. Leaks have suggested that the iPhone 14 will display the fingerprint scanner below the display – but now, Apple analyst is famous for Ming-chi Kuo has poured cold water on the idea. (Don’t like to wait? See the best iPhone 13 transactions available now.)
In new tweets (below), the kuo suggests fingerprint scanners that lack displays cannot appear in the next two years – if ever. Kuo previously suggested technology can arrive in 2023, but claiming this is no longer the case.
While Apple is not famous for reversing the design decision (that Jack Headphones will not return), touch ID, make a late return. Tech fingerprint scanning has returned to iPad Air 4 and iPad Mini, so I hope to see it towards the iPhone 14. And to hide it below the screen will be very futuristic. (Ah well, there is always a sci-fi-echema iphone copy and paste hack.)
However, because Kuo shows, Apple has taken steps to repair faceid. For a while, we have to do anything with emergency solutions involving Apple Watch, but the company recently, finally, launched a face ID with a mask, where facial recognition technology analyzes the eyes. It’s not perfect, though – for one thing, it’s limited to the iPhone 12 and above.
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