Apple decides SUNGLASSES don't exist.
"If your eyes are closed or you're looking away it's not gonna unlock." - Phil Schiller
The Sensor projects in IR - so unless your sunglasses block IR, it will see through them.
Apple decides SUNGLASSES don't exist.
"If your eyes are closed or you're looking away it's not gonna unlock." - Phil Schiller
That first demo of Face ID on stage with Craig was a total bummer. "Here, let's show you just how easy it is to use Face ID...errr, let's go to plan B and enter the passcode." (My paraphrase)
Anything to make them try harder next time.FaceID first live fail video will be everywhere soon. Will be next new big meme.
That status bar/camera notch area. Ugh
It was incredibly quick later. It's because when it unlocks it doesn't immediately go to the home screen. You have to swipe up, and he took his time to do that. When he went quick it was fast.FaceID had better be flawless. Didn't work too well during the demonstration. Te second time, he tried it, I wasn't that impressed with the speed. The idea I have to raise and authenticate is not as convenient as just touching as I raise to unlock. But I'm sure I'll get used to it. I wish he would have demonstrated how it would work on a flat table. THat's the other situation where I wouldn't want to have to raise the phone in order to access it.
They didn't dispel my one concern that ApplePay won't work without looking at the phone during the transaction. In many cases, the POST is away from my face.
EDIT: never mind -- the second demonstration with Apple Pay showed that it can be authenticated before extended to the POST. It's not as convenient as Apple Pay is with Touch ID now, but it might actually be more reliable. I do wonder how quickly the Face Authentication will time out though. That could get tricky.
That top notch is not embraceed into the display. looks ugly
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This one have looked better.
Even if it doesn't work as good as Touch ID people will get over it. Touch ID will soon be dead in the Apple world.
I don't think skipping 'nine' is what Jobs meant when suggesting they skate to where the puck is going to be.So Samsung skipped the numbers 6 and 7 for their note line and Apple decided to copy and skip straight to ten. I hope Samsung is nice enough to not sue.