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PortableOne | Wednesday, February 3, 2016 |
Apple was recently granted a patent, holding the potential to address an issue plaguing smartphones during calls, when using a device close to the ear. During a cellular call, most smartphones, including the iPhone, are designed to turn off the screen, when the device gets too close to the user’s face. This feature avoids accidental touchscreen input, as the phone’s display makes contact with skin.