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One of the most interesting improvements of the new generation of iPad Air is without a doubt Touch ID built into the Power Button on the top of the tablet. Thanks to this step, it was possible to Apple use iPad design for new products Pro and at the same time save on authentication technology. Touch ID is still a much cheaper authentication option than Face ID. However, with its new form, at least according to the leading figures, it was AppI have a lot of work. 

About iPad Air 4 and its news were discussed in an interview with YouTubers iJustine and Jenna Ezarik, specifically by Bob Borchers and Jon Ternus from Applu. The former holds the position of vice president of product marketing, the latter vice president of hardware engineering. So both men definitely have something to offer in terms of opinions, which they confirmed in the interview. U Touch ID in Power Button, for example, they indicated that they would Face ID for iPad Air it never actually counted. “We wanted to get to the full-front display design, and at the same time we wanted to get rid of the classic home button and bottom “chin”. So we had to think of a different place for the sensor Touch ID, which was really challenging, " nTernus, for example, made himself heard and added: "New Touch ID "sees" compared to the classic Touch ID "It only takes a small piece of your fingerprint, so it has to be incredibly sensitive and, above all, adaptable over time, because it captures the fingerprint in a different way every time. It was a lot of work to develop it, because creating a really high-quality sensor in such a small space is very difficult." From these words, it can generally be assumed that the new product will be truly reliable in terms of authentication. 

 

The speech also came in support trackpadand generally the cursor on iPads. Here both men agreed that creating truly ideal support for these elements was also a big challenge, since Apple In no way did he want to take away the “plenty of touch experiences” that the iPad in combination with iPadOS provides by introducing this new feature. In other words, it was necessary to find a balance between when touch still makes sense and when it is necessary to use a classic cursor, since touch control nestWhether this balance is AppHowever, everyone must answer for themselves whether they managed to find it. 

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