Checkout: iPad Pro Lineup Set To Come With TrueDepth Camera For Face ID Recognition, Next Year

Apple set to dump Fingerprint sensor and moving gradually to
Face ID security, iPhone X is the only Apple device as of now
that comes with TrueDepth front-facing camera that enables Face
ID. But the company has made it clear that the upcoming
smartphone won't be the only Face ID-endowed Apple product for
long.

According to a note to Investor Share Today, KGI Securities
Ming-Chi Kuo says he believes Apple will add the TrueDepth
camera and Face ID functionality to next year's iPad Pro refresh.
This is supposed to boost the competitiveness of the company's
premium tablets. Don't expect Face ID to come to non-Pro iPads
anytime soon, though. On the other hand, all 2018 iPhones should
have Face ID built-in.
The iPad Pro Model will be arriving anytime soon, since
the last iPad Pro update happened in June this year. Kuo thinks
Android device makers will begin researching Face ID-like
technology for use in their own products, abandoning under-screen
fingerprint recognition in the process. That said, the same analyst
also claims Samsung's Galaxy Note9 will actually sport such an
under-display sensor - so perhaps the 'Android device makers'
referenced here do not include the Korean behemoth.

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