Sentences with phrase «back touch id»

If Apple does want to bring back Touch ID on the next - generation iPhone, it could all become a very fierce battle, as other companies are also said to be looking into similar tech.

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.

In line with some of the failings of the iPhone X, some are hopeful that Apple will take advantage of the new in - display fingerprint scanning technology and bring back the Touch ID and Home button to the front panel.

For me, one of the most important features of a phone is the camera but the plus is unworkable for me as a day to day device (of course maybe the X2 or X3 if they bring back touch ID or I can tolerate pulling out my phone - looking at it, the paying for things).

Then they will also bring back Touch ID in an advanced form.

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.

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With the iPhone X, Apple is proposing a $ 200 price increase over the Plus models on the back of a new form factor that features a new edge to edge higher quality OLED screen and sophisticated 3D Face ID technology replacing the Touch ID fingerprint security system.

A round fingerprint sensor on the back panel looks and functions similarly to the Touch ID button on Apple iPhones and the new Apple MacBook Pro; it's mainly for logging in with Windows Hello.

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There have been numerous images appear online with dummy models to back up the Touch ID claim and there have also been some images to suggest the iPad Air 2 will come with a new volume rocker button design, along with a single line of holes to represent the speaker grille rather than the current double row.

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Back in September of 2013, German hacker Starbug successfully proved that bypassing Touch ID was «no challenge at all,» according to Ars Technica.

And some lawyers warned that this would happen back when Apple first launched Touch ID.

The leaked image showed the presence of a vertically aligned dual camera along with a wide circular area at the back of the device, but no Touch ID placement.

Now, we're not shown the handheld's back, but the «belief» is Touch ID technology will ultimately be baked into the «front - facing glass» following tests of «multiple devices.»

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.

The Touch ID home button is rimmed in the same rose gold that covers the back.

Few days back Elias Limneos, developer of tweaks like SBRotator, CallBar, had posted a teaser video of a new tweak called BioProtect that would allow iPhone 5s users to lock apps with Touch ID.

However, getting rid of Touch ID may be a bit too premature, and I wouldn't be surprised to see Apple hide it inside the logo on the back or build it into the new elongated side - mounted power button like this rumor from Weibo and BGR both suggest.

According to them, you get used to not thinking about it very quickly, and when you go back to a Touch ID device, it feels broken that you have to touch the button to unlock the deTouch ID device, it feels broken that you have to touch the button to unlock the detouch the button to unlock the device.

Shame that Apple didn't just put the home button and Touch ID on the back of the iPhone X, though.

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.

A video of an alleged iPhone with Touch ID in the back surfaced on the Chinese microblogging site Weibo today.

Arcuri had previously said back in April Apple was having trouble with the embedded Touch ID feature.

Some reports have said Apple will embed the Touch ID on the back of the phone rather than the front of the display.

Touch ID on the back, home button gone... I know many on here have lost faith in Apple, but I haven't.

The images also show no Touch ID on the front or back of the device.

The schematic showed a spot for a vertical dual - camera and a circular hole underneath the logo, which could suggest a Touch ID placed on the back of the iPhone.

More recent reports are torn between having the Touch ID reader on the back of the phone and having it embedded into the display.

Apple's rumored «iPhone 8» with an OLED display and wireless charging will continue to have Touch ID, but there is a «high chance» it will be on the back of the smartphone, says Hong Kong - based equity research firm CLSA.

We can also likely look forward to a new Touch ID scanner embedded in the display, new cameras on the front and back, nifty new augmented reality features, 3D scanning features, and a lightning - fast A11 processor.

Another solution was to move the Touch ID to the back of the smartphone, like how it's seen on the chassis images that were leaked.

Below, we have three stories that offer a little insight into where Apple is with production of the iPhone X, whether Apple may go back to Touch ID as a means of authentication in the future and confirmation from Apple's Craig Federighi that a Nightstand mode for the iPhone has been considered.

It includes an 8 - megapixel camera on the back, Touch ID, GPS, compass and gyroscope.

Some believe Apple will move the Touch ID sensor to the back of the device as we've seen on other smartphones while others think the technology will be integrated directly into the iPhone's display, thus eliminating the need for a standalone sensor.

Press the side button (wake / sleep button) for five times back to back (this also disables Touch ID in iOS on all devices).

The Apple rumor mill has churned out yet another alleged schematic for the upcoming iPhone 8, only this time the drawing doesn't depict a Touch ID sensor in the back.

The touch ID based finger print sensor is on the back.

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You had a chance to cancel an accidental download with Touch ID; you could back out before scanning your fingerprint.

Beyond the removal of the standard Touch ID home button and the arrival of the often derided display «notch» (more on this later), the most significant buzz surrounding the iPhone X stems from the fact that this is the first time Apple has redesigned its flagship smartphone in roughly four years, dating all the way back to the release of the iPhone 6.

He outlined three possible solutions: one was is to move the Touch ID to the back of the smartphone, like its done on Samsung's Galaxy S8.

However, a leaked schematic of the iPhone 8 appears to show that Apple plans to move Touch ID to the back of the device.

I was admittedly skeptical of Apple's decision to remove the fingerprint sensor from the iPhone X — other than aesthetics (and perhaps cost), what reason did it have for not putting a Touch ID sensor on the phone's back?

On top of that, the iPhone SE is said to feature NFC support for Apple Pay, Touch ID, always - on «Hey, Siri,» support, and a 12 - megapixel camera on the back.

A round fingerprint sensor on the back panel looks and functions similarly to the Touch ID button on Apple iPhones and the new Apple MacBook Pro; it's mainly for logging in with Windows Hello.

Unlike the iPhone X - which does away with the Touch ID home button for the sake of Face ID facial recognition - the iPhone 8 Plus's front remains largely unchanged compared the iPhone 7 Plus or, well, iPhones all the way back to the original model.

Being a major, but not so dramatic upgrade over the previous line, they both have a glass design on the back and an aluminum frame, support Qi wireless charging, but retain the Home button, Touch ID and the large bezels around the screen.

Lending more credence to this theory, a recent leak of an iPhone 8 rear panel shows no indication of Touch ID on the back.

You might wonder why Apple didn't just put Touch ID on the back of iPhone X, as earlier reports suggested.