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Apple has added the Touch Bar to the the company announced during an event today. The new Touch Bar, which, replaces the row of keys and will allow app-specific commands to be displayed on the keyboard.
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For example, when you open Mail, the Touch Bar will display buttons to create a new message, replying, or moving an email to the trash. In Safari, you can preview tabs and switch through them using the Touch Bar, open a new tab, or go to one of your favorited sites without having to use the trackpad. You can swipe through your images in Photos with previews, scrub through videos, and make edits like rotating photos, cropping, and adding filters.
Apple says users will be able to customize the Touch Bar, and add the features and buttons they need the most. A second-generation Touch ID sensor covered with a sapphire crystal has been included to the right of the Touch Bar on the new MacBook Pro. Apple has brought the Secure Enclave from the iPhone to the MacBook Pro in the form of.
Users will be able to use it to authenticate purchases using Apple Pay in Safari. More importantly Touch ID will let users with multiple profiles on their MacBook Pro quickly switch between them using a fingerprint. So if you share a MacBook and hate logging out to get back into your desktop, Touch ID just cut your wait time down. Apple has also doubled the size of the force touch trackpad, and built a second-generation version of the butterfly keyboard on the 12-inch MacBook for the Pro. The company says it has improved the speakers on the 15-inch Pro, which now feature 'twice the dynamic range of audio' according to Marketing boss Phil Schiller. And if you were wondering, the headphone jack is still included on the new MacBook Pro. The new MacBook Pro is available to purchase today on Apple.com starting at $1,799 for the 13-inch and $2,399 for the 15-inch MacBook Pro.
The laptops will begin shipping in two to three weeks. See all of the! First look at the new MacBook Pro.
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By. 4:16 am, December 5, 2013. Photo: Apple Although not a new technology by any means, fingerprint scanners have historically been hamstrung by that have caused their sensors to degrade relatively rapidly, no longer being able to correctly read a fingerprint after only a few months. When Apple introduced Touch ID with the iPhone 5s, they claimed to have solved that problem. Protected by nigh-indestructible Sapphire Glass, the Touch ID sensor is supposed to be able to read the curves and contours of your fingerprints at a resolution of up to 500 pixels per inch.
But could Touch ID be just as susceptible to degradation issues over time as previous biometrics solutions? Over on his blog, well-known tech blogger says that he has had to reset Apple’s Touch ID and teach it how to read his fingerprints all over again every month or so, or else it would stop working reliably. Drang speculates that the issue might be one in which Touch ID is polluting its own data stream. When you first train Touch ID to read your fingerprints, it creates a 500ppi scan of your fingertip whorls.
Drang believes that Touch ID may continue to update this mental picture of your prints with subsequent scans, which may actually corrupt the Touch ID data pool as a whole. Drang points out this is not the first time a system has decayed because it was corrupting itself: Google, the Oliver Twist of data, has had to adjust its Page Rank system because it had been gamed by link farms to give high rankings to shitty websites with weak, derivative content (but lots of ads).
Even better, though, is the story of the Google Translate API, which was shut down a couple of years ago, because the indiscriminate use of it had reduced the quality of the corpus Google used to learn from. So is Touch ID really decaying over time? Daring Fireball’s thinks it’s a strong possibility. What about you? Do you have to constantly re-train your iPhone 5s to read your fingerprints correctly? Let us know in the comments.