Never short on innovation, Apple has more tricks in his cartoons.
Capital magazine reveals four drawings from books of Steve Jobs:
- glasses display (Patent of April 1, 2010)
Videos on your iPod or iPhone will be projected onto the lenses of these glasses even more spectacular.
- The presence detector (Patent of October 6, 2009)
Invention green! Armed with a battery of sensors, your MacBook, iMac, and why not light up your Apple TV as soon as you get back into a room and turn off when you go out.
- The "killer application" said Steve Jobs, is the patent of June 23, 2009: Sensitivity TV! This is by far the craziest project of Apple technology ... A detailed 83 pages that will feel the blows received by a boxer during the broadcast of a game.
Ideas, ideas, but for now, the firm is focused on Cuppertino the new iPhone 5. Its output should be in June and July 2011 more ... Still a rumor. But Capital reveals some possible news:
- "Pay j'vous iPhone? "It could have a chip, known as NFC, to transform it into an electronic wallet.
- Ditto for your concert ticket purchased on iTunes! You will see the ticket displayed on the screen of your phone. Then, simply present it to the entrance of the concert, via a chip or a barcode scanner on the porch.
The method may also work for air tickets and train.
- The camera lens can control your phone. Eg listening to your voicemail, you simply move your finger to view the back of the screen to move from one message to another.
Finally: we will click soon with four fingers instead of two. The surface is entirely touch. The home button and the black bands top and bottom disappear. The display will occupy the entire surface of the device.
- There is also an app to put his bike under monitoring. Ideal for runners is the coupling of the sensors on the bike and software on Iphone. It will analyze your run in real time giving you the speed, mileage, heart rate ... and besides, it will serve GPS.
Anyway, this is a revolution!
Source: Capital
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