iOS7. Who is excited? (3 Viewers)

[nerdasdasd]

What about privacy?? Will apple sell this biometric data to other companies ?

 

[ebbygoo]

hold on people.. we still dont know whether we'll be using the functionality of the fingerprint sensor, reminds me of the siri gimmick, turned that crap off after a couple of tries

I really have a feeling that i'll end up sliding/typing in passwords instead of using the fingerprint sensor

They claim it works very well and from all angles on the button.

 

[Randox]

What about privacy?? Will apple sell this biometric data to other companies ?

They said that the data is not stored anywhere expect for an encrypted version on the phone. It doesn't go to the cloud or any third parties either. It's a good thing it doesn't go to the cloud considering everything going on with the NSA these days,..

 

[brent012]

They said that the data is not stored anywhere expect for an encrypted version on the phone. It doesn't go to the cloud or any third parties either. It's a good thing it doesn't go to the cloud considering everything going on with the NSA these days,..

Inb4 Dual EC DRBG

 

[OMGITzJustin]

They claim it works very well and from all angles on the button.

they also claimed siri was useful and worked well lol

 

[ocatal]

iOS 7 is being released on Thursday, right? Because of Pacific time differences..

 

[SpiralFlex]

It says released Sept 18th. What timezone? When do we get it?

 

[SpiralFlex]

iOS 7 is being released on Thursday, right? Because of Pacific time differences..

Read my mind, the Australian articles say 18th but..

 

[ocatal]

It says released Sept 18th. What timezone? When do we get it?

Usually we get the update a day after the announced date because 'September 18th' in the USA is September 19th here. I may be wrong though..

 

[SpiralFlex]

Usually we get the update a day after the announced date because 'September 18th' in the USA is September 19th here. I may be wrong though..

Yes but, the Australian articles I saw wouldn't put 18th if it was 19th...

 

[ocatal]

Yes but, the Australian articles I saw wouldn't put 18th if it was 19th...

Yeah I'm probably wrong then :L

 

[SpiralFlex]

Maybe I just hope it's tomorrow so I can get my hands on it.

 

[ocatal]

Maybe I just hope it's tomorrow so I can get my hands on it.

Same here haha. So excited!

 

[obliviousninja]

I want my 5s already.

 

[SpiralFlex]

*Gets excited because my app store displays a 1 on the top right indicating an update

*Thinks its the iOS 7 update

*Nek minnut, iBooks update =.=

 

[OzKo]

*Gets excited because my app store displays a 1 on the top right indicating an update

*Thinks its the iOS 7 update

*Nek minnut, iBooks update =.=

Iirc, ios updates aren't done through the app store

 

[ocatal]

*Gets excited because my app store displays a 1 on the top right indicating an update

*Thinks its the iOS 7 update

*Nek minnut, iBooks update =.=

The '1' will appear on the settings app once its out.

 

[Randox]

Review from New York Times on finger print sensor:

The most heavily promoted feature is the 5S’s fingerprint sensor, which, ingeniously, is built into the Home button. You push the Home button to wake the phone, leave your finger there another half second, and boom: you’ve unlocked a phone that nobody else can unlock, without the hassle of inputting the password. (And yes, a password is a hassle; half of smartphone users never bother setting one up.)

The best part is that it actually works — every single time, in my tests. It’s nothing like the balky, infuriating fingerprint-reader efforts of earlier cellphones. It’s genuinely awesome; the haters can go jump off a pier.

 

[Lolsmith]

they also claimed siri was useful and worked well lol

And it does.

Review from New York Times on finger print sensor:

The most heavily promoted feature is the 5S’s fingerprint sensor, which, ingeniously, is built into the Home button. You push the Home button to wake the phone, leave your finger there another half second, and boom: you’ve unlocked a phone that nobody else can unlock, without the hassle of inputting the password. (And yes, a password is a hassle; half of smartphone users never bother setting one up.)

The best part is that it actually works — every single time, in my tests. It’s nothing like the balky, infuriating fingerprint-reader efforts of earlier cellphones. It’s genuinely awesome; the haters can go jump off a pier.

"haters"

I've been told it's top notch grade so Apple can sell it on to the military

 

[ebbygoo]

The first impressions I've seen about it are all very positive.