Sekarang ni aku nak mengumpul untuk beli iPhone 5s pulak. Aku nak warna gold. Ah melting. Niat nak beli yang 16gb je, harga RM2399. Huaaa. Terpaksalah kumpul duit selama 6bulan. Nasib aku dah lepas kahwin tak adalah terkilan sangat. Haha. Kalau tak lagi lama okay nak kumpul. Kita start bulan ni target bulan 12 okay?
The very first iPhone introduced the world to the idea of touch as the most natural way to interact with a smartphone. Touch to hear a song. Touch to browse the web. Touch to take a picture. All of it began with something perfectly simple: your finger. And now we’ve taken touch to the next logical place with Touch ID, the fingerprint identity sensor. Your fingerprint is the perfect password. You always have it with you. And no one can ever guess what it is. But beyond that, it just made sense to us that your phone should recognise you. It should learn you. Not require you to memorise and enter passwords in order to use it. We also knew the right place to locate the sensor was where you naturally touch your iPhone — on the Home button. But how could we fit all the technology that sensors require in such a small space?
That required a team of biometric experts and hardware engineers to rethink how sensor technology works and redesign the iconic Home button. Made from laser-cut sapphire crystal, the surface of the button directs the image of your finger to a capacitive touch sensor, which reads beneath the outer layers of your skin to get a detailed print. Surrounding the button is a stainless steel ring that detects your finger, wakes the sensor and improves the signal-to-noise ratio. Software then reads the ridges of your print and finds the match to unlock your phone. It’s all highly advanced technology that simply disappears as you use it. So you don't notice anything. Except how unlocking your iPhone is suddenly so effortless.
p/s : semalam aku emergency terpaksa pergi klinik.
Bye.
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