Apple Said to Target New 3-D Sensor for 2019 iPhone

The video discusses Apple's True Depth sensor and Google's Time of Flight technology, highlighting their functionalities and differences. It explores the consumer appeal of new smartphone technologies, emphasizing the role of innovation in attracting customers. The video also covers Apple's focus on augmented reality, including the AR Kit, and its potential impact on future products.

What is the primary function of Apple's TrueDepth sensor in the iPhone X?

• To increase the phone's storage capacity

• To enhance the phone's battery life

• To improve the phone's audio quality

• To project 30,000 dots onto a user's face for facial recognition

How does the Time of Flight technology differ from Apple's TrueDepth sensor?

• It measures the time it takes for a laser to return to the sensor

• It uses sound waves instead of light

• It projects more dots onto the user's face

• It is only used for short distances

What has been a significant concern for smartphone innovation in recent years?

• Lack of new hardware improvements

• Decreasing phone sizes

• Increasing battery life

• Reducing phone prices

Which feature has Apple introduced to enhance user interaction with the screen?

• Water Resistance

• Wireless Charging

• Face ID

• 3D Touch

What limitation does ARKit currently have in terms of user interaction?

• Users cannot interact with virtual objects like picking them up

• It does not support any virtual objects

• It cannot identify flat surfaces

• It only works on the latest iPhone models