iPhone 5S was launched in the second part of September by the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),, and just a week after its appearance on the market, I got possession of the new terminal Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),. As you well know, iPhone 5S it came with just a few important new features: touch ID, the ability to record video clips slow motion, the ability to record pictures in burst mode and this is where the "eye-candy" stops.
Of all these functions, only one is used by me, and millions of people around the world daily, it is called touch ID. From the moment I registered the first fingerprints and did the first unlocking I realized that touch ID will form the basis of future interaction with iPhone 5S, the ability to make purchases by scanning a fingerprint is a great bonus that I can't wait to find in other applications.
Touch ID is far from perfect, it generates various problems with scanning over time, but despite its imperfections it is my favorite function. To be honest, from the moment Touch ID was activated I forgot about it slide to unlock and simply pressing the Home button became the best method to unlock the terminal, the gesture entering my reflex and being often used on iPad Air- the one that doesn't have a fingerprint reader.
To be honest, Touch ID is the only feature of an iPhone that is tied to a hardware implementation and that I use so much with pleasure after so long and I hope that Apple implements equally useful functions in iPhone 6 and future iPhones.
