MacWorld takes a closer look at how some of the technology inside the iPhone works in an article titled, "How the iPhone Works."
The article explains the science behind:
- Screen coating protects against dirt
- Screen dims to automatically save power
- Light sensors scan for electromagnetic intensity
- Capacitive touch screen
- Proximity sensor blanks screen automatically
- Going full tilt
- Shake to shuffle and more
- GPS finds your current location
- Apps that use the iPhone microphone
- Augmented reality apps show pop-up data
Things like the iPhone's oleophobic coating have been covered in the past; however, you may find some interesting information you haven't heard before.
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The article explains the science behind:
- Screen coating protects against dirt
- Screen dims to automatically save power
- Light sensors scan for electromagnetic intensity
- Capacitive touch screen
- Proximity sensor blanks screen automatically
- Going full tilt
- Shake to shuffle and more
- GPS finds your current location
- Apps that use the iPhone microphone
- Augmented reality apps show pop-up data
Things like the iPhone's oleophobic coating have been covered in the past; however, you may find some interesting information you haven't heard before.
Read More