Tim Cook has seen the future, and he is excited. As the iPhone looks for the next big thing to differentiate itself from the competition, unveiling new products in September, Apple’s “usually calm and cool CEO” is visibly enthused about augmented reality (AR), 3D sensing and providing users a completely different experience using technology. For Apple, the investments they are making in the technology, including facial recognition, could put them two years ahead of Samsung, according to a Deutsche Bank report.
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