iPhone X will remove Touch ID from all new iPhone models that the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), they are going to launch them in the course of 2018 on the global markets, as some of you already knew. Analysts' estimates from a few weeks ago are supported again with information regarding Apple's intentions to make Touch ID completely forgotten from the iPhone starting in 2018, with the iPhone X starting a real revolution.
The iPhone X has integrated Face ID because Apple was not able to integrate Touch ID under the phone's screen, and now it will bring the new technology to all iPhone models. It was also logical to see that Face ID makes the transition from the iPhone X to the future iPhone models that the Apple company is preparing, facial recognition being one of the key points of Apple's strategy for the future.
iPhone X will have in Face ID one of the main promotion points that the Apple company will use to convince people to buy the new phone. Apple is also sure that Face ID will be very successful, otherwise it would not be preparing to integrate the iPhone X function in future iPhone models, but also in the iPad, Touch ID becoming history starting from 2018, so as expected.
iPhone X removes Touch ID from all iPhones in 2018
iPhone X has Face ID so interesting for everyone that even Android phone manufacturers want to implement the function in their own products starting next year. Considering that not all Android phone manufacturers will be able to copy Face ID in their own products, they will try to attack the iPhone X with functions that do not exist in the Apple phone, more precisely a fingerprint reader integrated into the screen.
"We predict all new 2H18F iPhone models will likely abandon fingerprint recognition. We believe this change will allow all new models to realize a competitive advantage via differentiation, on the back of an integrated user experience of full-screen design and TrueDepth Camera/ Facial recognition/ Face ID/ AR applications."
iPhone X gives Apple a technological advance of at least 2.5 years over Android manufacturers, according to analysts, and the Americans want to take advantage of this for the future iPhone or iPad. Of course, in the meantime, Android manufacturers will try to develop facial recognition in Android, but it will not soon become at least as good as Face ID in iPhone X, as is normal.
iPhone X was announced by Jony Ive as the phone that will initiate a major revolution in the Apple world, so we can expect anything for the next ones from the American company. I think that apart from bringing Face ID to future iPhone models, the Apple company will take over other functions from the iPhone X, or it could launch new technologies that we haven't heard about yet.
