appleis among the largest technology companies in the world. The company attaches great importance to the security of its users and develops new technologies in this field. It integrates the technologies it develops into other devices as well as phones.
Face IDis the security technology that Apple has used the most recently. Currently, Face ID is available on the company’s top-of-the-line smartphones and iPads. According to the allegations, the company is using Face ID technology. to computers wanted to integrate
Confusing claim for MacBook Pro with M2 processor!
The screen features of the Apple Silicon M2 processor MacBook Pro, which is expected to be introduced this year, have emerged.
Apple wanted to bring Face ID to iMac with M1 processor!
Famous Bloomberg editor Mark Gurman made a striking claim about Apple in his article. According to Gurman’s claim, Apple iMac with M1 processorHe considered integrating Face ID technology with . The first allegations regarding this were before us in 2020.
in 2020 macOS Big Sur Betain “PearlCameraCodes to support ” had been discovered. PearlCamera name is Apple’s TrueDepth camera and Face ID It is used for internal codes developed for This name was first used in 2017 when Face ID technology was first used. iPhone X appeared before us in his leaks.
This emerging information strengthens Mark Gurman’s claims. Inside the original M1 chips in the published article Face ID technology is said to be involved. Face ID technology, which is too big to be placed on a thin-screen computer like a MacBook, is just iMac It is stated that it can be located on a device such as
In addition on an external display This technology is expected to appear before us. There is no information yet as to why the company gave up on this idea. Although it is not yet known when Face ID will first appear on a computer or an external display. In a very short time not expected to happen.
So, what are your thoughts? What do you think Apple has in Magic Keyboard? Touch ID release an iMac with Face ID instead? Do not forget to share your views with us in the comments section and on the SDN Forum.