KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who has a respectable track record at reporting on Apple's upcoming plans, issued a note to investors on Thursday that claims the next-generation iPhone will ...

No matter how good the iPhone 8 looks, the lack of a fingerprint sensor might be its downfall. But if Touch ID is jettisoned, Apple is going to have a hard time convincing people to fork over a ...

So here's a thing. Cover your iPhone 7 home button with material (like from a t-shirt) and try to click it. — Myke Hurley (@imyke) September 16, 2016 ...

With iPhone 7, Apple updated its iconic home button from a mechanical push-button design to a solid-state sensor stack, meaning it requires direct contact with skin, or a capacitive glove, to operate.

The iPhone 7 and 7 Plus both have the Touch ID fingerprint sensor, which is used to unlock the phone and authenticate Apple Pay purchases. It's also used to sign into some apps. It's fast and ...

To compare, the iPhone 7 is 138 mm tall, 67.1 mm wide and 7.1 mm. If this leak is to be believed, the device will be the same thinness as the current phone and about one centimetre taller.

Therefore, the upcoming flagship device will switch from a ‘FBCB sensor to a film sensor’, offering higher sensitivity and a wider range of 3D Touch pressure levels.

Apple's fall of 2016 product lineup has proven to be a major boon for supplier Advanced Semiconductor Engineering, as the Taiwan-based company is reportedly providing key silicon for both the ...

Apple will have to find a new place for the Touch ID fingerprint sensor if it can't fit on the ... Getting rid of it would be a bigger mistake than removing the headphone jack from the iPhone 7.

Apple's brand-new iPhone 5s isn't dramatically different from last year's model, but it has at least one major addition: a "Touch ID" sensor. Us human beings are calling it a fingerprint sensor ...

Apple replaced Touch ID with Face ID on the iPhone X in 2017, and the latest iPhones — the iPhone XS and iPhone XR — don't have a fingerprint sensor, either.