Sentences with phrase «truedepth camera array»

Apple is combining emoji with animations, and it takes advantage of the iPhone X's 3D face - scanning TrueDepth camera array.

And analyst Ming - Chi Kuo — who, like Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, has a mostly excellent track record on correctly predicting Apple hardware details — believes that Apple will add the TrueDepth camera array that powers Face ID to iPad Pro models in 2018, according to MacRumors.

That's down to the TrueDepth camera array.

From the front, well, you get the screen and you get the notch / flap / TrueDepth camera array.

AR Emoji movement can't compare to Apple's iPhone X TrueDepth camera array.

Apart from the «notch» where Apple houses the iPhone X's ear speaker, TrueDepth camera array, and other sensors, the bezel is remarkably thin all the way around the screen which every other phone we've looked at has a huge bezel on the bottom.

It is worth noting that, while a flashing light can be seen when filming the TrueDepth camera array with another camera, it is not visible to the human eye.

Snapchat on Friday rolled out a set of three iPhone X-exclusive Lenses that use data from the TrueDepth camera array to mold realistic AR overlays, or masks, onto a user's face.

Not exact matches

Unfortunately, rumors seem to indicate that Apple won't add an additional TrueDepth system to its rear - facing camera, owing to the higher spec demands and difficulties in producing the fragile and complex array.

The TrueDepth camera is an array of depth - sensing cameras and sensors on the top of the iPhone X.

Apple could «wrap» the black sensor housing around both sides of the device, allowing the TrueDepth Camera — and its advanced array of sensors — to be used in both a front - facing and rear - facing manner.

Interesting thing is that iPhone X Settings claims that the issue is related to TrueDepth camera, while Apple Store says that according to their test programs, «issue was with the REAR wide and tele lenses, not the front array».

Apple's iPhone X also has a wider display with a 19:9 aspect ratio, though of course there's a little notch on top of the display packed with the TrueDepth front camera and array of sensors for FaceID.

Also, Apple's iPhone X has a notch because the company has packed in an array of sensors on the front, including the TrueDepth camera, Infrared Camera, Flood Illuminator, Dot Projcamera, Infrared Camera, Flood Illuminator, Dot ProjCamera, Flood Illuminator, Dot Projector.

The selfie camera has portrait mode due to the TrueDepth array up at the notch.

Apple introduced a new feature called Animoji on the iPhone X, in part to help showcase the phone's TrueDepth camera and sensor array.

For those unfamiliar with the term, the «notch» is what people are calling the TrueDepth camera and sensor array at the top of the new iPhone X's display.

The iPhone X uses a special camera array at the front that Apple calls the TrueDepth system, and which allows the camera to isolate a person's face from the background to recreate all the various Portrait Mode features previously available to the rear camera only.

Thanks to recent updates in iOS and some elbow grease on our part, Halide now fully supports the TrueDepth camera and its array of sensors.