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iPhone 8 Facial Recognition Will Work In Millionths Of A Second

2:35 pm August 21, 2017 By Roland Hutchinson

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Apple’s new iPhone 8 is rumored to be made official next month, we have heard various rumors about the hardware on Apple’s new iPhone.

One of the new features on this years iPhone is facial recognition, this will be used to unlock the handset and also for things like Apple Pay.

According to a recent report, the new facial recognition feature on the handset will be impressive and it will be able to recognize your face within millionths of a second.

The new facial recognition scanner with 3-D sensors can deeply sense a user’s face in the millionths of a second. Also, 3-D sensors are said to be adopted for the front and rear of the device to realize AR applications, which integrate 3-D virtual images with user’s environment in real time.

Apple’s new iPhone 8 will come with a range of other new features, it will get a completely new design and also all new hardware and materials.

We are expecting the iPhone 8 to be made official some time in September, as soon as we get more details about the handset, we will let you guys know.

Source Korea Herald

Filed Under: Android News, Mobile Phone News, Top News

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