i can live with typing my passwords from time to time. what i would find very useful is the fingerprint reader being used to allow user switching on ipads from the lock screen by simply touching the sensor area.
i can live with typing my passwords from time to time. what i would find very useful is the fingerprint reader being used to allow user switching on ipads from the lock screen by simply touching the sensor area.
Some of the rumors in the recent days said it would be exclusively used for unlocking the phone, though (at least for now).
Actually, except the screen size, there isn't much of a difference cosmetically between the 4 and the 5.
Am I the only one who thinks the "iPhone 5C" looks like it was designed by Fischer Price?
i can live with typing my passwords from time to time. what i would find very useful is the fingerprint reader being used to allow user switching on ipads from the lock screen by simply touching the sensor area.
Silly season upon us indeed.
This is what I envision, and I am excited for it to happen!
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Looks like they were able to shrink the PCB down some more. This probably means the 5S will have a bigger battery, so hopefully much better battery life is in our future.
I'm not sure a fingersensor is such a great idea, although I see the benefits. The main problem is that a fingerprint is a unique and unchangeable identifier---in other words, should someone with nefarious intents 1) Hack your phone and get a copy of your fingerprint, you'll be screwed using this technology for life; 2) Whatever information you intend to secure behind the fingerprint, you could lose it all at once.
The fingerprint sensor might be useful as a second-layer, for those times when you're not at home/a relatively safe place. I'm sure if Apple applies this technology, they will have thought this through. Let's hope for the best. (I still have fingers crossed for IPhone+)
use a different finger?
With the rumoured fingerprint sensor and the increased protection against theft, maybe an NFC chip will finally sneak inside the 5S, totally secure payments with your bank card details stored on board your phone, could also be a way to differentiate the 5S from the 5C if that has no sensor or NFC...
The circuit board for the "5s" lines up with the screws for the plastic "iPhone" shell.
I guess I'll figure out if I'm going Android on the 10th of September. Why? I WANT A BIG SCREEN!
I don't give a crap about some magic home button and that iOS 7 looks a lot like Android. I want to see the screen on the phone better without have ting to squint sometimes or bring it closer to my face to see the details in a picture.
I'll be going for the Sony Xperia Z Ultra which is over 6 inches big and thinner than this iphone 5.
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No, I'm not kidding. I'll be surprised if this technology would create line-ups in front of Apple stores. Of course you'll have a lot of people stating that they want this, but I don't think that amount is not longer impressive. But time will tell, I'll make a picture of Amsterdam's Apple Store when the new iPhones will be there, see how big the line-ups will be.
Finally some hard confirmation. While not conclusive its a start.
I posted this in a different thread but it got no attention, so reposting. I think the 5C is the 5S...
This is the original thread so if you're interested
You can always change your password but when somebody has a copy of your fingerprint...well lets just say thing can get pretty damn nasty.
Am I the only one who thinks the "iPhone 5C" looks like it was designed by Fischer Price?
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The problem with the "get safari make a long password for you" is that its fine when you re visit said webpage on the iphone, but what about when you visit it on your mac, or another system? ICloud or passbook would have your fingerprint linked to the newly made password, but no other system will have a fingerprint sensor (yet), so how do you log on? You'd have to go into the iphone/passbook and find the long p/w to then retype onto the non fingerprint system.
Anyone else thought of the possible problems of superglue? Only last week i was using the stuff to fix something on my MTB. Getting that on your thumb would ruin access to your phone. I know there'll also be an option to unlock via PIN, but then what? You have to rescan your other thumb? Not great when we all have naturally use the same hand to hold the phone/unlock; it would mean a change in handling.
Would be nice, but being Apple i would bet they'll drag NFC out till the iphone 6!
I guess I'll figure out if I'm going Android on the 10th of September. Why? I WANT A BIG SCREEN!
I don't give a crap about some magic home button and that iOS 7 looks a lot like Android. I want to see the screen on the phone better without have ting to squint sometimes or bring it closer to my face to see the details in a picture.
have you not taken into consideration the speakers, microphones, plug? There is a lot more down there than just a home button.
no thanks on capacitive button. Capacitive button are part of what I hate about any android phones I try.
I think you are just trying to be contrary for the sake of being contrary.
iphone has the most number of leaks, how can apple be so careless about their privacy, apple has to understand that these leaks completely destroy the excitement and "surprise factor". samsung's also working on their note 3 but there havent been so many leaks and there is still no clear picture of the phone unlike apple's iphone 5s and 5c. apple should work on this, they should stop these leaks.