Little by little, notable updates continue to arrive in the face of the hardware news that the Cupertino company is presenting slowly. Two of Apple's most relevant innovations are precisely the infinity screen of the iPhone X and its Face ID, two elements that would make the software cast change almost completely.
Even though apps of a certain caliber should have taken steps to update almost in advance of launch, it's never too late if the bliss is good. The last example is Banco Santander's application that adopts Face ID as an entry and security mechanism.
And this is how today the one that at the time and for a long time was the first and only bank to adopt the mobile payments technology of the Cupertino company, Apple Pay, announces that its application is now fully compatible with the iPhone X in terms of design (adapting its interface to the new FullVision screen), as well as allowing us to identify ourselves and carry out certain transactions through Face ID, the new biometric security mechanism that Apple has made available to its users. Although despite all this the application has obtained other characteristics that represent an improvement for its performance in the entire range of phones compatible with iOS, these two are undoubtedly the most relevant and most welcome by the owners of the last of the phones. from Apple.
Perhaps less interestingly, we also know that it is now possible to request a Santander advisor directly from your application, as well as a general improvement in the performance of the application and its loading times, despite the fact that the user interface is still far from the flat pastel designs that are predominant within the iOS App Store in these latest editions of the operating system. Other inquiries such as credit cards and transactions remain a key point and little improved despite all this. The Banco Santander application is positioned as an interesting accessory for those who have a Banco Santander card aligned with iOS to make mobile payments through Apple Pay.