True Tone technology exclusive iPad screen Pro 9.7 inch is coming more apple products.
A patent discovered by the site Apple Insider reveals that Apple is interested in the screens make their products as easy reading as if it were a sheet of paper. The patent describes the technology to achieve True Tone function.
Presented in March, the 9.7-inch iPad Pro has True Tone, a technology that changes the pitch of the screen depending on the light the place. If the place is very white or blue, the screen turns white; if the room is yellow or orange, the iPad is coupled to the tone. This facilitates reading and viewing.
Apple says in the documentation of the patent, which was requested in March 2015 that the technology can be applied in any type of screen, although the illustrations a screen of OLED type mentioned. Such technology would take the screens of Apple Watch and even big monitors iMac.
Apple has another function, called Night Shift, which changes the pitch of a screen. However, Night Shift is to change the tone of the screen while the sun sets, this to remove the blue screen and tone. Night Shift is present in more iOS devices.
Rumors and leaks have fueled speculation long arrival of the iPhone True Tone 7. A report this week suggests that the iPhone this year will have sensors improved light; while some months ago a report revealed that the iPhone 7 would have two new sensors on the top and front of the device, but its purpose is not released.
Apple is expected to present the iPhone 7 as it is known informally to the new phone company in the fall of this year. The phone, even though it should be for a major upgrade, will bring few exterior changes and improve only inside, according to The Wall Street Journal .
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