Facial recognition, Object identification in your next Apple iPhone OS

July 9th, 2009 | 3 Comments | Posted in Hardware, Software

iPhone-object-recognition

Apple’s revolutionary approach to new technology is almost never ending. Almost every product it releases is always more interesting than the previous one. Here’s an update on the next iPhone OS (possibly version 4.0 or 5.0): You can point your iPhone to a real object which the phone will actually recognize and provide relevant information about it! How about that.

That’s not all. The forthcoming OS will also support Facial recognition. The access privileges in the iPhone will be controlled using this technology. There have been several patents filed in relation to the above features and several others which include: Message Filtering, Managing Multiple-Recipient Messages, Unread Message Alerts and Voice Modulation.

[source: unwiredview.com]

3 Responses to “Facial recognition, Object identification in your next Apple iPhone OS”

A Comoyo Says:
July 10th, 2009 at 8:08 am
Hello,
Is it possible to meet his double with iPhone and its facial recognition? With http://www.comoyo.org you can meet and get in touch with your doubles (if any). Information is good, contact is better!

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