IPhone 8: HomePod firmware continues to confess under torture

The quest for information about the iPhone 8 hidden within Apple's HomePod firmware continues and reveals new details about the next model.

Konsep iPhone 8. © concepts iPhone @ YouTube

The investigation of the firmware of the HomePod device of Apple continues to deliver secrets on the future iPhone 8. After the confirmation of the design of the screen and the stall at its summit, other details concerning the interface are Highlighted by developer Steve Troughton-Smith.

The latter confirms that there is no mention or index of a Touch ID biometry system housed under the screen. This means that the module will be either offset to the back or housed in the on / off button ... or absent.

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References to a "tap to wake" mechanism have been identified. So just tap the screen to get out of the night, which some Android smartphones have been offering for a long time.

The status bar at the top of the iPhone promises to gain in possibilities, the code being devoted to it being "much more complex", probably because of the famous stall.

Features of the ARKit environment should appear in the iOS interface and in Photos. On the other hand, there is no trace of a functional area replacing the Home button in the source code.

However, a virtual Home button will be present and can be hidden depending on the context and the applications launched.

 Source : 9to5Mac


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