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iPhone iOS 15.4 beta, which was released, has a new feature that allows Face ID to be used without an Apple Watch and with a mask.

Apple says the feature can “recognize unique features around the eye” for authentication purposes. If you choose to use this feature during setup, you will need to scan your face again for Face ID. From there, Face ID will be able to unlock your iPhone even when you’re wearing a mask. In the Settings app, there’s a new “Use Face ID with  Mask” toggle that can be toggled on or off if you change your mind about the mask, and there’s a new  “Add Glasses” feature to make Face ID more accurate when wearing glasses and a mask at the same time. 

In the Settings app, Apple warns that Face ID is “most accurate” when set for full facial recognition only. For a Face ID with a mask to work, you have to look at your device to unlock it, and it doesn’t work when you’re wearing sunglasses. Face ID with a mask can authenticate Apple Pay payments and can be used instead of IDs and passwords in apps that support Face ID, unlike  Apple Watch’s previous Face ID feature. Face ID with a mask appears to be a feature that requires an iPhone 12 or iPhone 13 model since the capability is currently unavailable for iPhone 11 users.

Face ID with a Mask: How to Set It Up

When you upgrade to iOS 15.4, you’ll see a setup wizard that leads you through setting up Face ID With a Mask. Follow these procedures to manually set up the functionality at a later time. Note that you’ll need iOS 15.4 on your iPhone to use these features, and they won’t appear if you have an iPhone 11 or earlier.

❶On your iPhone, open the Settings app.

➋Scroll down to Face ID & Passcode and press it.

➌Put your passcode in here.

➍Toggle the Use Face ID With a Mask switch on, then follow the onscreen instructions.

Although Apple has provided the possibility to configure Face ID while wearing glasses separately (Settings -> Face ID & Passcode -> Add Glasses), Face ID With a Mask does not allow sunglasses.

Apple is reportedly preparing its first event for 2022, according to Mark Gurman. He believes Apple is planning for a March or April launch event when it would unveil an iPhone SE model with 5G network capabilities. The next iPhone SE will look identical to the existing iPhone SE, which is based on the iPhone 8, and will mostly be an interior improvement, with a new processor and 5G connection.

The iPhone SE 3 CAD renderings, as well as the dimensions, were recently revealed by XLEAKS7 and Tentechreview. According to the images, the iPhone SE 3’s general appearance is fairly similar in size to its predecessor, the iPhone SE 2020. The source believes the dimensions are 138.4 x 67.3 x 7.3 mm (with an 8.2 mm camera bump) and the screen is 131.3 x 60.2 mm, implying the new phone’s screen size is about 5.69 inches.

The rear of a smartphone still has only a single camera lens with a flash, and the Apple logo is in the centre of the back, as seen in the image. Instead of a front design with wide bezels and Touch ID, there will be a back design. However, according to insiders, the bangs specifications are still being finalised, but the bangs will most likely be the same as before.

In addition, the gadget will include a power button and SIM card slot on the right side, a volume button and mute switch on the left side, and a Lightning connector and speakers on both sides on the bottom.

The winners of the third edition of the Apple Music Awards, which honours the finest musicians of 2021 and their impact on worldwide culture, were revealed today by Apple.

This year, the Apple Music Awards will present a new category of  Regional Artist of the Year, honoring artists from five countries and regions: Africa, France, Germany, Japan and Russia. The Regional Artist of the Year Awards recognize artists who have had the greatest cultural impact and are in the rankings of their respective countries and regions.

“The past 12 months have been a remarkable year for music and we are thrilled to honour the artists who shape culture and connect with fans around the world on Apple Music,” said Oliver Schuster,  vice president of Apple Music. and Beats. “This year we are also recognizing more regional artists, showing the world the impact of extraordinarily talented musicians who are causing a sensation on a global scale. The celebration of the Apple Music Awards kicks off on Tuesday, December 7, 2021, with interviews, from original content, and more globally on Apple Music and the Apple TV app Music lovers who are not already Apple Music members can sign up for a  free three-month trial at apple.com/applemusic.

Apple also launched regional awards for Africa, France, Germany, Japan, and Russia this year. According to Apple, these new awards are intended to “recognise musicians that have had the greatest cultural and chart influence in their particular nations and regions.”

Global Artist of the Year: The Weeknd

The Weeknd took over popular music and society on his own terms, filtering R&B and pop through an ambitious widescreen lens. “After Hours,” the worldwide superstar’s 2020 album, swiftly topped one million pre-orders on Apple Music, becoming the most pre-ordered album by a male artist on the site. In its first week, “After Hours” also set the record for the most-streamed R&B/Soul album in 73 countries. On Apple Music’s Daily Top 100, the blockbuster single “Blinding Lights” reached No. 1.

🍏In short, Apple customers are hopeful about next-generation ‘M’ CPUs and 5G 2023 chips to give a better sports content experience, according to research issued by Apple.

According to Nikkei Asia, “Apple plans to adopt the 4-nanometer chip manufacturing technology. TSMC will mass-produce its first internal 5G modem chip, four people familiar with the matter said, adding that the iPhone maker is developing its own radio frequency and millimetre wave components to complement the modem. Apple is also working on its own modem-specific power management chip, two knowledgeable people said.

 The United States Patent and Trademark Office issued Apple‘s patent application for an electronic device incorporating a lenticular display. The lenticular display can have a lenticular film formed over a series of pixels. A plurality of lenticular lenses can extend the entire length of the screen. Lenticular lenses can be configured to allow stereoscopic viewing (3D viewing) of the screen so that a viewer perceives three-dimensional images. 

The electronic device may also include an Eye and / or Head Tracking System The Eye and / or Head The tracking system uses a camera to capture images from a display. The captured images can be used to determine the position of a viewer’s eye. What caught my interest is that while the invention could apply to Apple‘s future mixed reality headset, the lenticular display could also apply to a future iPhone, iPad, Apple monitor or even to A television. For the record, it turns out that Sony has developed a first-generation lenticular screen that can prototype a screen the size of a laptop computer. Learn about Sony’s story about this potentially revolutionary display.Although they use a 3D lenticular screen, they market it as a “Spatial Reality Display“.

With Apple pushing “Spatial Audio” hard, could a “Spatial Reality Display” be far behind? Users can experience a new visual medium with Sony’s Spatial Reality Display. Their heritage of cutting-edge visual and spatial realities combine into an incredible 3D optical experience where detailed texture, high contrast and luminous brightness combine to create a portal to another world. How exciting is that?

Apple four plan licenses for the updated 2021 iMac alongside two extra licenses for the iMac’s new console with Touch ID worked in. What’s more, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office allowed Apple two plan licenses. 

Apple documented their plan licenses under Locarno Classification 14:02 which covers “PC housings, information preparing hardware and gadgets.” Apple documented their iMac Keyboard+ under Locarno 14:02 which likewise covers “Fringe contraption, PC consoles.” 

Julian Brewer is the son of Michael Brewer, who at the end of the day negotiated exclusive distribution rights for Apple devices in the UK. 1970s The flagship machine at the time was the Apple II. Well known in the UK for intense press coverage and active marketing efforts, as a UK citizen who went to school in the 90s, I remember the first time I used an Apple computer when I was four years old.

Due to poor management. Not to mention the mediocre products that started to lag behind the competition. However, it took the school system a long time to update its hardware in the 90s, and Apple remained popular for quite some time. Julian was fortunate enough to meet Steve Jobs and then Apple CEO Mike Markulla. 

Steve, please sign Julian’s Apple II guide.A rarity for Jobs, who did not agree to sign anything, but left the most amazing words in his notebook: “Your generation was the first to grow up with computers. Forward. Change the world! ” Steve Jobs and Mike Markulla Julian put this manual up for auction, and its full description of its history, Apple connection and subsequent events is worth reading. This sale also earned $ 787,484!