apple working on nfc tech for iphones that unlocks doors - notebook touch screen

Apple is reportedly working on close-range communications (NFC)
The chip feature in the Iphone is more than just contactless payment.
The company is expected to announce an update to the NFC chip at its Global Developer Conference (WWDC)
This will allow it's next
According to Engadget, the iphone will unlock the smart lock.
Apple is reportedly working on close-range communications (NFC)
The chip feature in the Iphone is more than just contactless payment.
The company is expected to announce an update to the NFC chip at its Global Developer Conference (WWDC)
This will allow it's next
According to Engadget, the iphone will unlock the smart lock.
Once launched, this feature will allow older iPhones to unlock smart locks via software updates, including smart locks for cars or office buildings.
It is rumored that Apple is also developing a new device that carries a model called "n84" under a project currently codenamed "star.
It is said that the device is the first iOS notebook with ARM processor or the first notebook.
According to a report by, there is not much information about the device, but it is well known that the device comes with a touch screen, SIM card slot, GPS and compass.
The device is also waterproof and runs EFI (
Scalable firmware interface)
This is the boot system used by the mac.
The device is currently in the prototype production phase, made in China by Apple suppliers and shuo.
At present, a small amount of equipment has been shipped to Cupertino for testing by the company's employer.
Recently, a federal court jury ordered Samsung to pay $0. 533 billion to replicate iPhone design features in patent cases seven years ago.
Jurors added an additional $5 million in damages for a pair of patent functions.
The award appears to be a win for Apple, who argued in court that design is critical to the iPhone.
The case was sent back to the District Court after the Supreme Court decided to re-hear the earlier damages of $0. 4 billion.
The jury essentially distinguished Apple's $1 billion request from Samsung's $28 million argument.
More than half of damages-
With billions of dollars, jurors may need to believe in Apple's reasoning that design is so indispensable to the iPhone that it is essentially "making a product ".
"The lower numbers that South Korea's consumer electronics giant is looking for will include treating design features as components.