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For me, the FaceID has been the most pathetic experience ever. It fails to recognize my face 3/10 times no matter how hard I try to re-register my face.
So with inclusion of FaceID on the upcoming iPads, be ready to do a lot of head banging against the giant screen. No need for weight training. The exercise will happen trying to bring the FaceID in range. I say 2 sets of 20 reps each.
 
They've waited so long... will it be powered by an A11 or an A12, when it comes...
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For me, the FaceID has been the most pathetic experience ever. It fails to recognize my face 3/10 times no matter how hard I try to re-register my face.
So with inclusion of FaceID on the upcoming iPads, be ready to do a lot of head banging against the giant screen. No need for weight training. The exercise will happen trying to bring the FaceID in range. I say 2 sets of 20 reps each.
You don't appear to be representative. I wonder why you're not being recognized. Are you pointing the phone properly? Serious question.
 
If faceID means no home button that means no iPad. Our iPads are most often used by children that do not any gestures other than touch what they want and hit the home button if things go wrong. Gestures are bad as the primary interface but manageable by adults with practice. Doubtful ever useful for young children. Bad direction.
 
Considering upgrading my iPad Air 1 to this one. Only problem is: my iPhone 5s will feel ancient in comparison. :/

Whoa, I thought I was the only caveman living in the past with this same combo :) Glad to see I’m not alone. I’m definitely finally going to ditch my ol’ Air for the new Pro, should be a whopper of an upgrade experience. And my ol’ 5s, the one who’s screen I can hardly see anymore, that’ll be replaced by one of the upcoming iPhone models that are also coming this fall. Can’t wait!
 
If faceID means no home button that means no iPad. Our iPads are most often used by children that do not any gestures other than touch what they want and hit the home button if things go wrong. Gestures are bad as the primary interface but manageable by adults with practice. Doubtful ever useful for young children. Bad direction.

I would argue that kids adapt to new tech like face ID much quicker & inuitively than most adults.
 
Whoa, I thought I was the only caveman living in the past with this same combo :) Glad to see I’m not alone. I’m definitely finally going to ditch my ol’ Air for the new Pro, should be a whopper of an upgrade experience. And my ol’ 5s, the one who’s screen I can hardly see anymore, that’ll be replaced by one of the upcoming iPhone models that are also coming this fall. Can’t wait!
Yeah, I was hoping to skip the notch with the iPhone (don't @ me). I'm presuming the iPad doesn't have one.
 
I don't think it will have the notch, it's a bigger device, so the bezels will be proportionaly bigger than the iPhone X bezels. But the tech behind FaceID will remain the same.
 
The 20 year design bigasp bezel on the iMac is a sad state of affairs. Anyone want to see a notch on that as long as it comes with no bezels? With iPad & iMac screen real estate so big, wouldn't the rectangle (wide, high) notch currently in X, only need to be miniscule by comparison?
 
While it makes sense to have FaceID on the iPad I hope they won't design it with the notch. And FaceID ought to work on all orientations since a lot of people use their iPad in landscape mode.

I concur! Where I work, we have iPads mounted in cases that don’t rotate to portrait, so that would be a real pain
 
While it makes sense to have FaceID on the iPad I hope they won't design it with the notch. And FaceID ought to work on all orientations since a lot of people use their iPad in landscape mode.

I see no reason for it to have the notch. It just doesn't make sense. If the iPad's upside down with the notch on the bottom, will the status bar below the dock? And if it's held horizontally, will the status bar be sideways? Other than that, there's enough space in the bezel to put Face ID in. Like I said, it wouldn't make sense at all for it to have a notch. I'll have a big laugh at the people still swearing it's gonna have a notch just because the iPhone has a notch. Or if Apple really pulls of the notch, I'll laugh at them. Either way, I'm gonna laugh!
 
Could care less. My 10.5 Pro is everything I could ask for in an iPad. Fast as hell, lightweight, fabulous screen, great camera, tons of memory, and a fingerprint reader, which I prefer over Face ID. I'll be keeping my 10.5 Pro for many years to come.

I'm totally with you - the question is if we will like the performance of iOS 13 & 14...?
 
Is this still news. Everyone knows it’s coming. It would be news if there was evidence otherwise.

Seriously tired of reading it's coming...it's coming...unlike last year where there were image leakages !!
 
It's going to be great to be able to have that extra real estate on the screen that is being taken up by the home button. I am satisfied with the response I get from the FaceID on my iPhone X. Hopefully Apple has only improved on that technology. I look forward to playing with this new device at my local Apple Store, and do I dare say, purchase one...
 
While it makes sense to have FaceID on the iPad I hope they won't design it with the notch. And FaceID ought to work on all orientations since a lot of people use their iPad in landscape mode.
Are we going to have to put it in portrait mode every time we want to use Face ID?
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Next up: the Mac. Opening the lid of my MacBook and instantly singing in sounds like a dream. (Apple Watch kinda does this too, I don’t have one anymore though)
Apple Watch is hit or miss. At least for me.
 
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