Huawei has readily jumped on the opportunity to take swipe at Apple's flubbed Face ID demonstration during the iPhone X keynote last Tuesday, promising that its upcoming Mate 10 device will be “the real AI phone.”
Ten years after kickstarting the mobile revolution with the original iPhone and four years since mainstreaming mobile fingerprint sensors with Touch ID, Apple has now begun to supplant fingerprint biometrics on mobile with facial recognition based on depth perception.
As we posited yesterday, the flub that was the first demo of Face ID on stage by Craig Federighi during the iPhone X event wasn't caused by a shortcoming of Apple's new authentication feature, but rather happened by design.
iPhone X's headlining feature is a new depth-sensing facial recognition capability afforded by a TrueDepth camera system hidden in the notch at the top of the OLED display.
Apple took the stage on Tuesday to announce a significant step forward in the iPhone as an everyday handset. The iPhone X gives Apple’s smartphone a sexy edge-to-edge OLED display complete with wireless charging, Face ID, and a whole truckload of other new features worth mentioning.
In this piece, we’ll provide an overview of the tech specs of Apple’s new flagship smartphone, which you can pre-order beginning October 27th and begins shipping this November.
There could be a seventh-generation iPod touch media player in Jony Ive's kitchen and it may even feature Face ID, Apple's upcoming facial recognition technology replacing Touch ID.
iPhone X will have an elongated Power/Lock button on its side. They're calling it the Side button and you'll use it for things like Siri, Wallet, Apple Pay and more.
A leaked iOS 11 Golden Master candidate has revealed how you will set up Face ID, Apple's new authentication feature that is widely rumored to supplant the Touch ID system on iPhone X.
Even more iPhone 8 details are emerging from a leaked iOS 11 GM, this time unveiling how users will set up Face ID, a new authentication feature that is rumored to supplant Touch ID.
A myriad of iPhone 8 details were uncovered by 9to5Mac in the leaked iOS 11 GM that also revealed the new LTE Apple Watch Series 3, an updated version of AirPods, and a beautiful set of new wallpapers.
According to a new report Monday from the Korea Herald, those 3D sensors said to be coming to iPhone 8 will be capable of scanning a user's face within the millionths of a second.
Brazilian iOS developer Guilherme Rambo has discovered additional tidbits in the HomePod firmware that hint at some exciting capabilities for iPhone 8's rumored 3D facial scanning technology.