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Apple wins a Patent relating to their Face ID Camera positioned under an iPhone Display making it Invisible to the user - Vimarsana News

Apple wins a Patent relating to their Face ID Camera positioned under an iPhone Display making it Invisible to the user

Earlier this morning Patently Apple posted a supply chain report claiming that Apple's first iPhone with an under display Face ID camera was likely to surface in the 2025-2026 timeline. Coincidentally, Apple was granted yet another patent by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office regarding this next-gen feature that could do away with their Dynamic Island on a number of iPhone models.

Apple has Won another Patent for a Possible Future Portable Device that Supports an Expandable Display - Vimarsana News

Apple has Won another Patent for a Possible Future Portable Device that Supports an Expandable Display

Apple's first scrollable device invention surfaced back in 2016 in our report titled "Apple Advances their Work on a Future Scrollable-Like Digital Newspaper Device." Apple's first granted patent for a possible future scrollable device was covered back in 2017. " Today, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office granted Apple another patent regarding a possible future portable device that supports an expandable display.

Apple has Won a Patent for the Possible use of Palm ID Biometrics for Apple Watch - Vimarsana News

Apple has Won a Patent for the Possible use of Palm ID Biometrics for Apple Watch

Apple's engineering teams have been working on delivering a biometrics solution for Apple Watch for some time with emphasis on a Touch ID button or surface ( 01 and 02). In today's granted patent we see that one of Apple's engineering teams has invented an alternative biometrics system that will use the user's hand in the form of Palm ID. An Apple Watch (iPhone and/or iPad) will use both a dot projector and a palm biometric sensor to achieve a Palm ID reading.