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new report teases crazy next-gen tech coming to the iphone 11s next year - touch the screen
Forget all those gorgeous renderings depicting the new design changes for the 2019 iPhone 11 series phones as there are more exciting rumors in town.
A new report says the 2020 iPhone 11 s will have a crazy next --
Gen features currently not found on any other smartphone.
Samsung's flagship Galaxy S10 was released earlier this year, bringing a brand new
Screen design, looks much better than other designs.
It also introduces another feature that no one has for the time being in the business.
Apple has been developing its own technology for years, and while it looks like Apple may never use it in the iphone, the new report seems to suggest that Apple may have changed its direction.
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O display, but it still contains the feature "3D face recognition" that is not available on Samsung phones and can be used for secure authentication and mobile payment.
By 2020, the iPhone will receive a bunch of upgrades, according to Barclays MacRumors Blayne Curtis, including monthly support for 3g and 3D-
Camera after induction.
What's more interesting is that the phone can use "acoustic fingerprint technology", which can turn the entire display into a Touch ID sensor, allowing iPhone users to unlock the phone with fingerprints again.
Samsung uses acoustic or ultrasonic fingerprint technology.
Display the fingerprint sensor on the Galaxy S10 series.
The competitive devices of the top Android manufacturers depend on optical sensors.
However, Samsung's sensors still allow only single point contacts for reading fingerprints.
If this new report succeeds, Apple's technology will read your fingerprint no matter where you touch the screen.
After Apple launched its first phone without a fingerprint sensor in September 2017, it gave up Touch ID on the iphone last year.
As expected, not everyone likes it because some people think Touch ID is more convenient than Face ID.
However, Apple has a patent,
Before the Galaxy S10 came out, the fingerprint sensor showing the sound waves reflected from the screen and the fingerprint used to authenticate the user.
If the instructions are accurate, then Apple may re-launch Touch ID next year to provide users with a more advanced version than Android phones, including Galaxy S10.
Curtis also claimed that Apple will launch the iPhone SE 2 in 2020 and expects the phone to have the same main internal components as the iPhone 8.
At the same time, the same report said that 2019 iPhones are expected to provide the same design as their predecessors.
The report says the phones will triple.
The camera behind the lens will lose 3D touch support.
The IPhone 11R, or what Apple ultimately calls it, will get 4 gb of RAM in the iPhone XR instead of 3 gb of RAM.
Finally, according to the report, all mobile phones should enter the manufacturing industry in July or sometime in August.
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