C Magic Keyboard with Touch ID is on sale for $179 right now via Amazon. That's a discount of $20, as the typical price is ...

Apple may be bringing Touch ID back to a flagship iPhone for the first time since iPhone X introduced Face ID in 2017. But ...

Touch ID used to unlock your iPhone by scanning your finger (or thumb) prints. The Touch ID sensor sits in the home button of the iPhone 5s and iPhone 6 (and soon the new iPad if rumours are to be ...

Under-display Touch ID has been in the rumor mill for years. Back in 2020, for example, leakers claimed that Apple was continuing its work on display-embedded fingerprint sensors.

I’m not here to bash Face ID while I try to convince Apple to bring back Touch ID. In fact, it’s probably the best face unlock option by a good margin. You can use Face ID with a mask as of ...

Apple brought Touch ID back with March's iPhone SE. In that case, the technology was embedded into the round home button, and many applauded the ease of unlocking the device while wearing a face mask.

Touch ID’s technology may be to blame: When checking your finger against stored information, the sensor scans both your fingerprint and the underlying layer of skin, called your subdermis.

As mentioned before, the Magic Keyboard with ‌Touch ID‌ only works with ‌M1‌ Macs. If you want to use the ‌Touch ID‌ function, it needs to be paired up with one of Apple's latest Macs.

Click the Touch ID entry. The Touch ID menu will open, as shown in Figure B. Figure B The Touch ID preferences permit adding a new fingerprint and configuring several additional options.

Apple is now selling its Magic Keyboard with Touch ID accessory as a standalone keyboard starting at $150. It had previously been sold exclusively as a pack-in with the M1 iMac.