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iPhone 5S: Apple’s Newest Patents Tell Us ‘S’ is for Security
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A secure iPhone isn't just about fingerprint readers and facial recognition it's also about keeping the user's data secure and safe. It's a longshot, but Apple could choose to use technology from a 2012 patent to deliver a waterproof iPhone 5S, or more likely the company could partner with one of the companies licensing waterproof nano coating for smartphones. Liquipel offers a third-party treatment that protects the iPhone 5 from water damage, even from being completely submerged in a pool or a puddle. We've also seen waterproofing on the iPhone, like in the video above, though Apple has yet to deliver an iPhone with waterproof features. If Apple can offer a waterproof iPhone 5S, users could worry less about losing their data and photos while carrying the iPhone. | ||||||
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Iphone favor
02/22/2013 at 1:29 am
I have the IPhone 4S. I won’t able to update it for a this till September.
iPhone5S vs Galaxy S4
02/23/2013 at 7:23 pm
Apple needs to concentrate on screen size to match Samsung and the Galaxy S line. we’re tired of this little phone.
Farhad
03/04/2013 at 5:00 am
Why doesn’t Apple come out with an update to Passcode lock that doesn’t allow a person to switch the device off while Passcode lock is enabled ?
That way if the device is stolen and you have your mobile data activated, which most of us have, you can still track the device using FindMyiPhone.
Farhad
03/04/2013 at 5:04 am
Why doesn’t Apple come out with an update to Passcode lock that doesn’t allow a person to switch the device off while Passcode lock is enabled ?
That way if the device is stolen and you have your mobile data activated, which most of us have, you can still track the device using FindMyiPhone.
That would be a great Security feature !!!