Apple buscaría nuevo sensor 3D para iPhone 2019

The video discusses Apple's True Depth sensor, which uses 30,000 dots to recognize faces for unlocking iPhones. It compares this with Google's Time of Flight technology, which uses lasers for better long-distance sensing. The discussion shifts to consumer appeal and innovation in smartphones, highlighting Apple's focus on VR and AR. The video concludes with a look at ARKit and potential future developments in augmented reality, including smart glasses and 3D sensors.

What is the primary function of Apple's TrueDepth sensor in the iPhone X?

• To increase screen brightness

• To enhance camera quality

• To unlock the phone using facial recognition

• To improve battery life

How does Google's Time of Flight technology differ from Apple's TrueDepth sensor?

• It is only used for photography

• It is less accurate than TrueDepth

• It uses a laser to measure distance

• It is exclusive to Android devices

What has been a major concern for smartphone innovation in recent years?

• Lack of new hardware improvements

• Decreasing battery life

• Increasing phone sizes

• Limited color options

What is Apple's ARKit primarily used for?

• Identifying flat surfaces for augmented reality

• Improving battery efficiency

• Enhancing sound quality

• Increasing screen resolution

What potential does a 3D sensor on the back of a phone have for AR experiences?

• It can improve battery life

• It can enhance sound quality

• It can make interactions more immersive

• It can increase screen size