Interpretation of iPhone 5S new technology: laying the foundation for wearable electronic computing devices
The fingerprint sensor of the iPhone 5S provides more opportunities for smartphones as shopping tools. Apple's new high-end iPhone, iPhone 5S, provides a clue to a series of products that the world's most valuable company will bring to market in the future.
Analysts who have studied Apple ’s technology industry said that the new sensor chip configured for the iPhone 5S has laid the foundation for future wearable computing devices; the fingerprint sensor provides more opportunities for smartphones as shopping tools. In addition, the new processor used in the iPhone 5S may provide opportunities for the company ’s future Mac computers to get rid of dependence on Intel.
Apple launched two iPhones last week. Among them, the high-end product iPhone 5S with a mobile operator agreement is priced at $ 199 in the US market; the iPhone 5C starts at $ 99. The iPhone 5C has been accepting reservations since September 13, but it does not include the sensor chip, fingerprint recognition chip, and the 64-bit processor configured in the iPhone 5S.
Wearable device
Before Apple launched the new iPhone, the company was already developing wearable devices. Apple is currently seeking to obtain trademark rights for "iWatch" in countries such as Japan. A source familiar with the company ’s plans previously revealed that Apple has established a team of approximately 100 design and technical personnel to develop watch-like computing devices. As of now, Apple spokesman Tom Neumayr (Tom Neumayr) has not yet commented on this.
Apple's involvement in new markets may disrupt the mobile payment and wearable computing devices market, which is still in its infancy. Including Nike, Fitbit and Jawbone have previously launched wrist health tracking devices, while Square and eBay's PayPal have been developing payment networks for mobile phones.
At the same time that Apple released the iPhone 5S phone, the company also demonstrated the health and fitness applications developed for the M7 chip. Apple ’s senior vice president Phil Schiller also mentioned in last week ’s conference that the M7 chip that tracks user movement through accelerometers, gyroscopes and compasses consumes more energy than other major chips in the iPhone 5S. The power is lower.
Sarah Rotman Epps, an analyst at Forrester Research, a market research company that has been researching wearable computing devices, said that Apple initially intended to use the M7 chip to improve iPhone health applications. This chip will be used in the future. It may be integrated into Apple's new devices like iWatch. The chip can easily process data generated by wearable devices. The analyst said, "Whether Apple releases iWatch or other types of wearable devices, the M7 chip will make such devices more powerful and make the user experience more seamless."
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