The selfie has gained social recognition and political world over the past two years, given its popularity and almost contagious qualities, Apple could be sensitive for its future device.
Rejoice, selfie generation! The iOS source code 9 indicates that some impressive upgrades of the camera being in front of an iPhone will arrive with the successor to the iPhone 6.
Hamza Hood developer immersed himself in the source code of the first public beta of iOS 9, and it fell on a few interesting lines on the support of some important updates, emanating from the FaceTime camera, such as video support to 1080p format, or 720p at 240 fps.
It should also come with an LED flash (finally). Referring to the source code, Sood said that one might be able to take panoramic photos using the front camera.
Linx could be behind it!
While virtually no one has ever bought or sidelined a smartphone because of its front camera, it's an upgrade to meet current needs. If no one ever adopted selfiecam attitude, it would be good consumers of the iPhone 6S could take a selfie at a concert without looking like ghosts of the 19th century.
Recently, Apple has also initiated the field of technology of the picture, with its recent acquisition of the Israeli company LinX (which created the picture multi-opening material for mobile devices) to some 20 million. It is therefore possible to see the integration of the components of Linx technology in an upcoming iOS devices.
Although the iPhone 6S should arrive later this year, we have already heard several rumors about the future system. As previously stated by an analyst at KGI Securities, the future iPhone 6S sport a 12-megapixel camera on the back cover. It will be a real gain compared to 8-megapixel model now on the old models.
Powered by a next-generation processor, the Apple A9, 2 GB of RAM will also equip the unit. We should also find the latest art features such as Touch Force technology.
If for some, improving of their iPhone front camera is not essential, the growing popularity of selfie can not be ignored even by Apple.
Rejoice, selfie generation! The iOS source code 9 indicates that some impressive upgrades of the camera being in front of an iPhone will arrive with the successor to the iPhone 6.
Hamza Hood developer immersed himself in the source code of the first public beta of iOS 9, and it fell on a few interesting lines on the support of some important updates, emanating from the FaceTime camera, such as video support to 1080p format, or 720p at 240 fps.
It should also come with an LED flash (finally). Referring to the source code, Sood said that one might be able to take panoramic photos using the front camera.
Linx could be behind it!
While virtually no one has ever bought or sidelined a smartphone because of its front camera, it's an upgrade to meet current needs. If no one ever adopted selfiecam attitude, it would be good consumers of the iPhone 6S could take a selfie at a concert without looking like ghosts of the 19th century.
Recently, Apple has also initiated the field of technology of the picture, with its recent acquisition of the Israeli company LinX (which created the picture multi-opening material for mobile devices) to some 20 million. It is therefore possible to see the integration of the components of Linx technology in an upcoming iOS devices.
Although the iPhone 6S should arrive later this year, we have already heard several rumors about the future system. As previously stated by an analyst at KGI Securities, the future iPhone 6S sport a 12-megapixel camera on the back cover. It will be a real gain compared to 8-megapixel model now on the old models.
Powered by a next-generation processor, the Apple A9, 2 GB of RAM will also equip the unit. We should also find the latest art features such as Touch Force technology.
If for some, improving of their iPhone front camera is not essential, the growing popularity of selfie can not be ignored even by Apple.
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