A amirite macrumors 6502a Original poster Sep 20, 2014 #1 Anyone else noticed this? The slightest bit of moisture would make touch ID useless on the 5s, but on the 6 I don't even remember touch ID exists anymore! 😉
Anyone else noticed this? The slightest bit of moisture would make touch ID useless on the 5s, but on the 6 I don't even remember touch ID exists anymore! 😉
antiprotest macrumors 601 Sep 20, 2014 #2 Was there any mention in the leaks that they improved the sensor? Thought I might have read something about that.
Was there any mention in the leaks that they improved the sensor? Thought I might have read something about that.
A amirite macrumors 6502a Original poster Sep 20, 2014 #3 antiprotest said: Was there any mention in the leaks that they improved the sensor? Thought I might have read something about that. Click to expand... Yes I believe so. It's not been officially mentioned though. I suppose they don't want to advertise that the 5s Touch ID is inferior.
antiprotest said: Was there any mention in the leaks that they improved the sensor? Thought I might have read something about that. Click to expand... Yes I believe so. It's not been officially mentioned though. I suppose they don't want to advertise that the 5s Touch ID is inferior.
Hal~9000 macrumors 68020 Sep 20, 2014 #4 Since I don't handle my 5s with wet hands I think I'll be ok...
P parrot5 macrumors 6502 Sep 20, 2014 #5 Agreed with OP. The iPhone 6 recognizes my fingerprints both faster and more accurate than my 5s, even working when my fingers are moist.
Agreed with OP. The iPhone 6 recognizes my fingerprints both faster and more accurate than my 5s, even working when my fingers are moist.