I really like the double tap to wake feature on Android phones. Is this somehow posible with iPhones Touch ID?
I really like the double tap to wake feature on Android phones. Is this somehow posible with iPhones Touch ID?
The iPhone 6 does not work this way nor would I want it to work in such a convoluted manner. You can simultaneously wake and unlock the iPhone 6 in a single action simply by pressing down the home button once with your touch id finger.I really like the double tap to wake feature on Android phones. Is this somehow posible with iPhones Touch ID?
I imagine people who choose not to use Touch ID to unlock their phone would think it's beneficial.Why would anyone want to double tap in order to wake the phone and then have to place your finger in order to unlock it? Not a very good user experience.
Just because it's on Android doesn't make it a good idea. Double tap? Touch ID would be useless with double tap. Android crap. Remember face unlock?
Just because it's on Android doesn't make it a good idea. Double tap? Touch ID would be useless with double tap. Android crap. Remember face unlock?
Perhaps but these same people care nothing about a streamlined user experience. So the resultant process for them would be double tap, slide and then enter a four digit code. Talk about an overly complicated process.I imagine people who choose not to use Touch ID to unlock their phone would think it's beneficial.
Yesteryear? That's really funny. The last thing I want is my phone constantly being awoken simply because a certain part of the screen was covered by some object.Why would it be? You could rest your finger on the home button, Touch ID would register your finger and then the phone unlocks. No pressing of the button required. OK so it wouldn't be double-tapping as such but mechanical buttons are so yesteryear.
Don't forget the useless 5"+ phones that are way too big to be used as phones, and LTE. No one needs data that fast.Remember all that Android crap like Swype keyboard and widgets and Notification Center? And that crap where your device wakes the screen up when the accelerometer senses you picking it up? And that really gimmicky thing where you can pay for stuff with NFC?
I'm so glad Apple doesn't use any of that Android crap.
Perhaps but these same people care nothing about a streamlined user experience. So the resultant process for them would be double tap, slide and then enter a four digit code. Talk about an overly complicated process.
Yesteryear? That's really funny. The last thing I want is my phone constantly being awoken simply because a certain part of the screen was covered by some object.
If applying pressure to the home button is too burdensome for you, I suggest staying in the android world.
Remember all that Android crap like Swype keyboard and widgets and Notification Center? And that crap where your device wakes the screen up when the accelerometer senses you picking it up? And that really gimmicky thing where you can pay for stuff with NFC?
I'm so glad Apple doesn't use any of that Android crap.
Don't forget the useless 5"+ phones that are way too big to be used as phones, and LTE. No one needs data that fast.
Remember all that Android crap like Swype keyboard and widgets and Notification Center? And that crap where your device wakes the screen up when the accelerometer senses you picking it up? And that really gimmicky thing where you can pay for stuff with NFC?
I'm so glad Apple doesn't use any of that Android crap.
Google Pay is not their mobile payment service, it's the API used in Google Wallet that they recently came out with. The service is still called Google Wallet, and they had it years before Apple.Remember what the supposed Android phones looks like before iPhone came in 2007? Yeah!!!
How's Google Wallet doing? Oh wait it will be called Google Pay, sounds familiar?
iPhone had accelerometer since launch, and it also had sensor on the screen when you put the phone next to ear screen shuts off. Look who's copying?
I can say virtual home is awesome. No pressing at all. Just lay thumb on home button. Wakes n unlocks quick. Love it, and it preserves the home button