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Why can’t I use my phone to measure grams
iPhone 14, iOS 16
A phone does not have a way to measure the weight of anything. Where would you put something on a phone to measure it?
A phone does not have a way to measure the weight of anything. Where would you put something on a phone to measure it?
Why is it that the less people know about technology, the more they will argue they are right?
I have seen it work on the old iPhones and android has many apps that that do just that
iPhones up
to the 8 have pressure measuring which Android has
but new iPhones do not have it.
Um the screen or the back as they both have to have some sense of pressure or it wouldn’t read our fingers as a hold a press a long press they should both be able to use said force and convert it into some kind of numerical weight system plus iOS 13 and back have it using something called 3D Touch that was replaced my synoptic touch as of recently
A touchscreen is exactly that, a touchscreen.
Force = Mass X Accerleration
Weight = Mass X Gravity Acceleration (9.8 Meters per Second Squared).
The touchscreen knows neither the mass nor the acceleration (Velocity) of any object to determine either Force or Weight.
Please watch the video that Kurtosis12 posted in his reply. Thanks.
Axel F.
Um, no. The touchscreen does not measure weight.
Why aren’t there any digital scale apps for my brand new iPhone 14
