Rumor: TSMC building more durable Touch IDs for 2014 iPhones and iPads

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By Christian ZibregJun 23, 2014, 10:00 am290 pts
As we previously told you, analysts have been clamoring for Touch ID on this year’s iPhones and iPads ever since the fingerprint scanner made its debut last September on the iPhone 5s. Furthermore, Apple has officially opened up the sophisticated sensor to third-party developers. The latest from Apple’s…

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