According to 9to5mac, Apple will add Under screen Face ID on the iPhone 15 Pro next year, according to a source. Samsung will be the provider of this technology.
The Cupertino business is anticipated to stick to its concept of the iPhone being “a single pane of glass” with an all-screen front. Biometric authentication will almost definitely be hidden beneath the screen as part of that journey. The question remains, however, how and when…
Under screen Face ID feature’s journey
When introducing the iPhone X, former Apple design leader Jony Ive mentioned “a single sheet of glass.” While the model was a huge hit, it has yet to reach the ‘full screen’ status that many fans expect. wait.
Apple can combine biometric verification with the full-screen iPhone front in a variety of ways. The simplest method is to use Touch ID on the power button, which was introduced with the 4th generation iPad Air. On iPhones with the “raise to wake” feature, however, this will be problematic, and some iPad users have reported mistakenly shutting off their devices while attempting to authenticate.
Touch ID or Face ID embedded beneath the display is a more plausible solution. Apple holds patents for both ideas, but there are a slew of technological hurdles to overcome before either can become a reality.
Face ID under the screen, according to two well-known analysts, Ming-Chi Kuo and Ross Young, will be introduced in 2023 or 2024. Ming-Chi Kuo believes it is possible that this will happen in 2023, which corresponds to the iPhone 15 generation.
The most recent allegations concerning Under screen Face ID
The Elec has the most recent information, which is more thorough than earlier rumors. They claim that this capability will be available only on iPhone 15 Pro versions. It makes use of Samsung’s latest technology. The upcoming flagship model from the Korean manufacturer will feature this technology for the first time.
“For its Apple customer, Samsung Display is now developing a new under-panel camera technology to hide Face ID under the display in the upcoming iPhone,” the insider said.
Samsung Display’s technology is expected to be used initially on Samsung Electronics’ foldable phones, which will be released next year, followed by Pro series applications on the iPhone 15 series.”
