A recent patent that was granted to Apple will make it possible for the smartphone manufacturer to make iPhones without a notch, by putting the TrueDepth camera module behind the display.
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Code found in macOS Big Sur Beta 3 suggests that Apple is in the early stages of adding support for the TrueDepth camera on the Mac. The feature could make it to Apple Silicon MacBooks first.
If you are an iPhone X user and also make use of Snapchat, you'll probably want to dive into the app to check out the three new Lenses that take advantage of Apple's TrueDepth Camera.
The iPhone X with its TrueDepth camera and Face ID have yet to hit the market, yet it looks like Apple has confidence in the technology, which could lead it to abandon Touch ID in future releases.
A usually reliable KGI Securities analyst is predicting that the features from Apple's flagship iPhone X could make their way into new versions of the popular tablet if they turn out to be a success.
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A new analyst report claims that the camera is so complex that it is causing component issues that have slowed the production of units. The $999 phone may be in short supply for its November 3 launch.
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