Sentences with phrase «id under the display»

Cupertino will then find a way of integrating the Touch ID under the display via this on - screen home key, just like Xiaomi already did with the Mi 5S and 5S Plus.

Apple has been having trouble integrating the Touch ID under the display, and some analysts believe that the feature could be relocated to the back of the iPhone 8.

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This however is no longer likely to be an issue as any smartphone employing the Clear ID FS9500 sensor will be able to effectively hide the sensor under the front glass, freeing manufacturers to use as much of the front panel for the display as desired, without having to make any compromises.

What's even more surprising is the fact that Geskin claims the phone's Touch ID feature is under the display during tests.

Apple is even reported to have pushed back iPhone X production by a month in its desperate efforts to integrate Touch ID under the device's display.

We believe Apple will replace the existing Home button - based Touch ID with the under - display solution for higher screen - to - body ratios, if it decides to bring back Touch ID.

I think the lack of Touch ID is an issue Apple will address once under - display fingerprint sensors are flawless — maybe in the next major iPhone release.

With its iPhone X debut and the introduction of Face ID, Apple has now tilted interest in the mobile industry away from under - display fingerprint recognition, and instead towards camera - based 3D sensing technologies as the ideal user authentication solution.

(2) Competition from OLED iPhone, Galaxy S9's biggest competitor.Since OLED iPhone has canceled under - display fingerprint recognition / touch ID function, and as Galaxy S9 will have the new selling points of upgraded iris recognition and dual camera, Samsung does not need to risk adopting under - display optical fingerprint solution in a hurry;

There's no cutout for the fingerprint sensor, so despite rumors that Apple could move Touch ID to the back of the phone, it appears that the fingerprint reader will actually be placed under the display.

That is, until they end up under the display, as Synaptics is doing with its new Clear ID sensor.

The iPhone X was rumored to have an ultrasonic Touch ID sensor under the display at one point.

But Synaptics» Clear ID optical fingerprint sensor, which sits directly underneath the OLED display of Vivo's X20 Plus UD (the UD stands for «under display»), appears to be the perfect solution.

If the latter is the case, technology to embed Touch ID under a device's display is likely to be investigated once more.

The 5.8 - inch model with the «wraparound» design will integrate the Touch ID fingerprint sensor «under the glass and in the active display area.»

It is possible that the Touch ID sensor will be integrated into the elongated power button as well until next year when Apple is able to prepare the under - display fingerprint scanner technology.

The phone features the Clear ID 9500 optical under - display fingerprint scanner developed by Synaptics.

In the latest episode of his podcast («http://daringfireball.net/thetalkshow/2016/05/06/ep-153») The Talk Show, Gruber said he's heard «scuttlebutt» suggesting the 2017 iPhone will include an edge - to - edge display that eliminates the top and bottom bezels on the device, with the front - facing camera, Touch ID, and other sensors hidden under the display.

At the same time that Apple is doubling down on its Face ID facial recognition technology as its biometric authentication system of choice, Android manufacturers are looking elsewhere at promising developments in under - display fingerprint sensing technology as their next big leap in biometric authentication.

If Face ID fails to impress consumers, Apple may turn its focus to the development of under - display solution.

In the run up to the launch of the 2017 iPhones, many a rumor suggested Apple was working hard to try and get a Touch ID sensor that would work under a display, before eventually giving up and switching to Face ID instead.

Apple has been working for a long time to figure out how it can embed its Touch ID fingerprint scanner under the iPhone's display so that it can give its iPhone lineup a smaller overall footprint without having to shrink screen size.

If biometric scanning doesn't pan out, Apple is also reportedly eyeing screens with fingerprint sensors embedded in them, although developer Steve Troughton - Smith dug through the iOS 11 beta and said there's no reference to an under - the - display Touch ID sensor.

Apple has two patents pending regarding moving its Touch ID fingerprint sensor under the display; however, this doesn't mean that Apple will be applying the tech to its home button the next time around.

An edge - to - edge screen has also been reported, along with a new Touch ID sensor that would be baked into the glass, eliminating the need to have a home button under the display.

Atherton also has put an under - display fingerprint sensor to bring back Touch ID, just because Su is of the opinion that «Face ID is just not as versatile and reliable than Touch ID» after months of testing.

A recent Wall Street Journal report said that Apple considered placing the Touch ID sensor under the display, just as countless rumors had claimed, but then ditched the feature due to manufacturing issues.

Timothy Arcuri of Cowen and Company in his latest note issued to investors claims that Apple's biggest challenge with the iPhone 8 is integrating the Touch ID sensor under the display.

The home button looks to be gone in favor of a virtual one, but some held out hope that though Troughton - Smith didn't find evidence of an ultrasound Touch ID, a fingerprint sensor under the display was still a possibility.

A successor to Qualcomm's Sense ID fingerprint technology, the Fingerprint Sensor for Display can be placed under an OLED display having a thickness of up to Display can be placed under an OLED display having a thickness of up to display having a thickness of up to 1200um.

However, according to gizbot.com, tipster Benjamin Geskin has claimed that these renders are fake and suggests that the upcoming iPhone will be having a Touch ID embedded under the display itself.

Apple is reportedly embedding its Touch ID sensor under the display of its upcoming iPhone.

While he thinks that Android devices are heading the way of Apple's Face ID and TrueDepth camera, Samsung is still pushing through, at least temporarily, with the under - display optical fingerprint sensor, which might debut in the Galaxy Note 9.