According to DigiTimes, Apple has been increasing the pressure on suppliers for camera lens components. This causes orders to be expected to outpace the entire Android market. (Photo: DrTech / YouTube) Apple is said to have informed the companies responsible for the production of voice coil motors (VCMs – Voice Coil Motor) to increase their capacity. According to the report, Apple has asked related component suppliers to increase capacity by 30-40% to meet their demand. (Photo: EverythingApplePro) Sources have told DigiTimes that there will be significant upgrades in the iPhone 13’s photography technology, including Face ID’s 3D sensor and camera modules. At the same time, demand from Android manufacturers is said to have decreased, especially as US sanctions are still being applied to Huawei devices, also helping the new generation of iPhones benefit in terms of power. supply VCM components. (Photo: Apple Tomorrow / Twitter) For those who don’t know, VCM is an important component used in sensor focus setup. It is expected that shipments for iPhone will surpass in the second half of the year, as all new iPhones will be equipped with sensor anti-shake technology – which was only available on the iPhone 12 Pro Max version released last year. (Photo: AppleTrack) Recently, a report from Wedbush analyst Daniel Ives also suggested that all iPhone 13 models will have LiDAR sensors on the back, including standard non-Pro versions like the iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 series. Pro Max last year.

Apple has rearranged the selfie camera, speakerphone, front camera, TrueDepth camera to be placed closer together, in which the speakerphone is moved to the top instead of in the middle of the TrueDepth camera system as before. Apple is also looking to source VCSEL chips with sizes 40-50% smaller than those used on older iPhone generations. This chip is used for 3D face recognition for iPhone 2021. This allows Apple to shrink the size of the Face ID sensor cluster. Leaked design image of iPhone 13. In addition, the size of the rear camera cluster on the iPhone 13 Pro will increase because of the integration of a new sensor. If this is correct, the performance of the camera on the iPhone 13 Pro will increase significantly compared to its predecessor. Earlier, a rumor also suggested that the iPhone 13 versions will be about 0.17 mm thicker than the current iPhone 12. With a thicker size, Apple will equip the iPhone 13 with a larger battery. This is necessary as the iPhone 13 is also expected to use an LTPO panel with a 120Hz refresh rate that consumes more power than the iPhone 12 screen. One rumor also claims that the iPhone 13 Pro will have a 1TB capacity version. With this capacity, users no longer worry about memory storage. And of course, the price of the 1TB capacity version is not cheap either.

According to iMore, the new concept of iPhone 13 was shared by YouTuber named ConceptiPhone. The iPhone 13 Mini, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max demo video shows off the powerful features and specs of these phones, and envisions the new colors they’ll be available in. Similar to previous leaks, the iPhone 13 series is envisioned to continue to use the notch design to house the selfie camera and the sensors for the Face ID feature on the front. However, this top notch has been optimized so it looks more compact than before. On the back, the iPhone 13 is envisioned to still have a square camera cluster located in the top left corner, but the lenses are arranged diagonally, not vertically like the previous generation. Interestingly, this phone is also envisioned to not have a Lightning port and rely entirely on wireless charging and data transfer technology. iPhone 13 is also expected to have up to 6 eye-catching color options. Ceiling paint According to S-forum

According to our records, the device is also capable of recognizing users wearing glasses, hats and masks. After only about a second directly looking at the device, the screen will show the current body temperature of the viewer. Because of these convenient features, the use of the device in checking body temperature not only shortens the time for people to come to the polls, but also minimizes close contact, meeting the requirements of prevention and control. disease is at its highest. Accordingly, the two machines are located at two polling stations, including the dormitory of the University of Transport of Ho Chi Minh City (An Khanh ward) and the Executive Board of Quarter 4 (Binh Trung Dong ward). After being used in checking the body temperature of voters participating in the festival, Digital World Company donated both devices to the People’s Committee of Binh Trung Dong Ward and the People’s Committee of An Khanh Ward for continued use in screening work. body temperature for people coming to do administrative procedures. Some pictures of voters coming to the polls using modern body temperature monitors at two polling stations in An Khanh and Binh Trung Dong wards:

As reported by some old iPhone users (who are using iOS 14 – 14.5 versions), Touch ID has been responding quite slowly lately. Specifically, when you put your hand on the physical Home button, the device still unlocks the screen but everything will be a bit jerky, this problem usually happens for about 10 seconds, then everything will return to normal. However, starting with iOS 14.5.1 (as well as iOS 14.6. beta), Apple has fixed the Touch ID bug, and unlocking iPhone with fingerprint will no longer be jerky. The strange thing here is that Apple let this issue happen from iOS 14 to iOS 14.5, then quietly fixed it without giving any notice. To update iOS 14.5.1, go to Settings – General – Software update – Download & Install (download and install). Note, the size of the update will vary depending on the device you are using. To minimize possible risks, users should back up all data through iTunes or iCloud before performing the update. Besides, the iOS 14.5.1 update also helps to fix two serious security vulnerabilities in WebKit, affecting Safari, Mail browsers, and all web content on iOS, iPadOS, even the App Store. . Apple does not provide information on who is using the vulnerability or being targeted for an exploit. The company said the security vulnerability CVE-2021-30665 was discovered by security researchers of Qihoo 360 based in China, while the other vulnerability was found by an unknown source.

In Vietnam, iPhone is becoming more and more popular, especially used models. As noted at some stores, iPhone X 64 GB (used) international version is currently priced from 7.79 million VND depending on appearance. iPhone X is a version with many design changes compared to previous generations. Photo: Tieu MINH iPhone X is equipped with a 5.8-inch screen (OLED panel), the front and back are both made of glass, supports wireless charging and 18 W fast charging. In terms of hardware, the device uses Apple A11 processor, 3 GB RAM, 64/256 GB internal memory. The back of the device is a dual camera cluster with 12 MP resolution (f / 1.8 and f / 2.4 aperture), four-tone LED flash, OIS optical image stabilization support on both cameras. Of course, users can completely use the device to record 4K videos at 60 frames per second (fps) or Full HD with 240 fps. Meanwhile, the selfie camera has a resolution of 7 MP, supports Full HD video recording at 30 fps. Instead of using the physical Home button (Touch ID) to unlock, starting with the iPhone X version, users will switch to face unlock (Face ID), and use new swipe gestures to unlock the phone. Switch between applications. As soon as Apple launched a new product, some stores offered to sell iPhone X 64 GB and 256 GB versions with prices of 29.9 million and 34.7 million dong, respectively. After more than three years of launch, the price of iPhone X has now decreased quite a lot, suitable for users to choose to buy and use comfortably within the next three or four years. Note, when choosing to buy, you also need to choose reputable stores to avoid buying fake goods, replacement goods … Note, some places will sell iPhone X at a cheaper price, however, this is usually a display item or iPhone X lock (network locked version, must use a paired SIM). For these products, users should limit their purchases to avoid trouble when Apple locks the ICCID.

Based on this leak, graphic designer Svet Apple created a build of the iPhone 13 mini version with an extremely impressive design. As envisioned by Svet Apple, iPhone 13 mini is still compact in size as its predecessor. On the front, this phone still uses the “rabbit ears” design – which houses the selfie camera, speakerphone as well as other sensors for Face ID security features – but seems to be compact in size. A bit more than the iPhone 12 mini due to the speaker speaker has been moved to the top edge of the phone. On the back, the iPhone 13 mini still has a glossy glass back combined with a flat beveled frame. Although the camera cluster of the iPhone 13 mini is still square, the lenses are now arranged in a fancy diagonal rather than vertical like the iPhone 12 mini. Analysts say that could be because the next iPhone will have a larger camera lens and sensor shift. Let’s admire the pictures of the iPhone 13 mini of Svet Apple:

Photo: MacRumors

In an announcement to investors, Ming-Chi Kuo said that the Face ID system below the screen will be launched by Apple with potential telephoto lens technology in 2023. Previously, Ming-Chi Kuo said That starting from 2022, Apple may apply the design “mole” for some iPhone lines.

Photo: MacRumors

The “notch” is a design that Apple released from the time of the iPhone X. It functions as a place for the TrueDepth camera system to help implement the FaceID feature. Previously, “rabbit ears” received mixed reactions of praise and criticism. Some people believe that “rabbit ears” lose balance in the overall design of the iPhone.

Photo: MacRumors

Previously, Ming-Chi Kuo said that at least one high-end iPhone launched in 2023 will have a fingerprint sensor integrated below the screen, no “rabbit ears” and the screen spills over the entire front. In today’s report, he did not mention whether Apple will integrate both TouchID and FaceID below the screen.

Photo: MacRumors

From a technical point of view, MacRumors judged that the facial recognition system below the screen would require fairly advanced and sophisticated technology. Accordingly, the TrueDepth camera will have to be able to read and recognize the user’s face without affecting the quality of display on the screen.