Not only does an enhanced Digital Crown in the new Apple Watch Series 4 provide subtle haptic feedback when turned, it now doubles as a sophisticated electrical heart sensor that can take reach electrocardiograms of your heart.
In this step-by-step tutorial, you’ll learn how to take advantage of Apple’s True Tone technology to make images on the Retina display and Touch Bar of your 2018 MacBook Pro appear more natural and match the ambient light, which helps reduce eyestrain.
Elgato is adding a pair of new HomeKit accessories to their lineup at CES 2018. These Bluetooth-connected accessories include an updated version of their Eve Room sensor, as well as their first HomeKit button.
Adding a specialized sensor to the rear camera would aid in depth mapping, augmented reality features and more.
Active Edge, the signature feature of Google’s Pixel 2 flagship, takes advantage of deformation-sensitive resistors that slightly change their resistance when stretched or squished.
If yield rates for the component don’t improve, Apple may be unable to fulfill all iPhone X preorders until early 2018.
They’re calling it Animoji and I have a feeling that this is going to prove hugely popular.
Qualcomm’s upcoming Snapdragon mobile chips should help flagship Android handsets scheduled for release next year adopt 3D depth-sensing and facial recognition features.
This could be our first look at iPhone 8’s much-improved FaceTime camera featuring an infrared transmitter/receiver to support advanced functions such as 3D sensing, modeling and facial recognition.
iPhone 8’s deep-sensing facial sensors will use infrared light capable of scanning a face in low-light situations, letting you unlock the phone in complete darkness.
In addition to Apple Pay payments, iPhone 8’s 3D facial recognition technology apparently supports multiple faces and works with third-party apps, much like Touch ID.
Apple is working a non-invasive glucose tracker and CEO Tim Cook has been wearing a device prototype on his body to track his blood sugar levels.
