Phone 8 may instantly unlock the moment you look at it. The next i. Phone is expected to have a full screen and no bezel, leaving no room on the front for Apples Touch. ID fingerprint sensor. Image CNET. You could be unlocking Apples next i. Phone with your face rather than a fingerprint. Apple is testing a new security system for its 1. Phone that uses a 3. D face scanning sensor to unlock the device, authenticate payments, and launch secure apps, Bloomberg reports. The next i. Phone is tipped to have a full screen design and no bezel, which leaves no room on the front for its Touch. ID fingerprint sensor. Apple could place Touch. ID on the back, as some Android devices have, to boost screen real estate, or place it under the display. But one notable analyst believes positioning it under the display is off the cards due to technical obstacles. The 3. D sensor is said to be fast and more secure than the existing fingerprint sensor. Bloombergs sources said the 3. D face scan can unlock the i. Phone within a few hundred milliseconds and will work even if the sensor is not directly facing the user. The system would work in tandem with an eye scanner. The 3. D sensor also features depth perception to make it more difficult to use a 2. D picture to bypass a lock. Though Apple is working on augmented reality features for the i. Phone, its not known whether this 3. D sensor will also support them. Bloombergs report followed a note to investors by KGI Securities analyst Ming Chi Kuo who also reckons Apple will drop Touch. ID in the next i. Crystal Eye Installer Unrecognized Camera Stores. Phone and use 3. D sensing for facial recognition. To most people, hurricanes are to be avoided at all cost. The thought of intentionally flying an airplane directly into a hurricane is quickly dismissed as a very bad. Tom Clancys Splinter Cell Chaos Theory is a stealth game developed by Ubisoft and released across all sixthgeneration video game platforms in March 2005. Missile Game 3D Full Screen' title='Missile Game 3D Full Screen' />Kuo notes Apple will release three new i. Phone models later this year, including an all new design 5. OLED screen i. Phone and two LCD models, including a 4. Phone and a 5. 5 inch i. Phone in the same design as the i. Phone 7 and i. Phone 7 Plus. The OLED screen would offer clear images and more vivid color. These models are likely to be called i. Phone 8, i. Phone 7s and i. Phone 7s Plus. Kuo believes the full screen OLED i. Phone will have a virtual Home button but wont support fingerprint recognition because of the technical challenges of under display scanning. Street Insider published a portion of Kuos note to investors containing his top 1. We predict the OLED model wont support fingerprint recognition, reasons being 1 the full screen design doesnt work with existing capacitive fingerprint recognition, and 2 the scan through ability of the under display fingerprint solution still has technical challenges, including i requirement for a more complex panel pixel design ii disappointing scan through of OLED panel despite it being thinner than LCD panel and iii weakened scan through performance due to overlayered panel module. As the new OLED i. Phone wont support under display fingerprint recognition, we now do not expect production ramp up will be delayed again we previously projected the ramp up would be postponed to late October or later. All three models will come with 6. GB and 2. 56. GB storage and will have a Lightning port with an embedded USB C power delivery integrated circuit to boost charging efficiency, according to Kuo. Additionally, the OLED model and 5. Phone would have 3. GB RAM to support dual cameras, while the 4. GB RAM for its single camera. The analyst also has some ideas about the addition of wireless charging forth next i. Phone. As reported by Mac. Rumors, Kuo notes that the two LCD models will have glass bodies with metal frames to support Qi wireless charging from the Wireless Power Consortium. However, wireless charging functionality will only be available via an accessory sold separately. More on Apples next i.