iPhone 4 had quite a few problems with the proximity sensor, but until now there was no discussion at all about the ambient light sensor. This sensor of the iPhone terminal changes the brightness of the screen depending on the strength of the light in the place where we are. It seems that Apple is not too happy with the way these ambient light sensors behave and would be looking for a new supplier of components. The information comes from Digitimes who claims that the Capella company could supply the future ambient light sensors for those from Apple.
"Capella, which ships over one million ambient-light sensors to HTC a month currently, has reportedly delivered its products to Apple for verification as the ambient-light sensors currently used by the iPhone 4 have been criticized for some problems."
Of course, it is unlikely that we will see a change for the iPhone 4 terminals, but there are chances that the iPhone 5 will have new sensors. I for one have had no problems of any kind with these sensors, have you?
