Sentences with phrase «iris scanner for»

It might also feature an iris scanner for amped security features and will be NFC - enabled.

Also on - board is an iris scanner for enhanced security and for quick payments through Samsung Pay.

Yesterday, a leak from @evleaks suggested that the Galaxy Note 7 will be available in a new Blue color variant, while also introducing iris scanner for the very first time in the Note series.

With major smartphone OEMs doing away with over-reliance on passcodes and passwords via the introduction of fingerprint technology on flagship devices; Samsung wants to take things to the next level with an iris scanner for the Galaxy Note 6, thus replacing the use of a finger with an eye.

The new smartphone is set to come with a number of other enterprise - friendly features, including a large 5.8 - inch screen; IP68 waterproof rating; USB - C port for fast charging and quick data transfer; and possibly an iris scanner for improved security.

Based on various reports, the Note 7 should sport a dual - edge curved display, an iris scanner for easy phone unlocking (no more pin codes!)

Other key speculated Galaxy Note 6 feature includes the iris scanner for unlocking the device, instead of the ubiquitous fingerprint scanner.

Samsung's latest features a gorgeous 5.7 - inch Super AMOLED display, a new S Pen and tools that take great advantage of it, and an iris scanner for improved security.

The new Note 7 continues the metal and glass build of the Note 5 but adds a dual curved display, IP68 certification, an improved S Pen, and an iris scanner for added security.

The leak also suggests Samsung will include the same 12MP rear shooter camera from the Galaxy S8, as well as an iris scanner for unlocking your phone.

There will be an iris scanner for unlocking the device and confirming payments.

New reports detailing the specs of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 6 have confirmed IP68 - certified waterproofing and a potential iris scanner for the smartphone.

You also get an iris scanner for authentication purposes, just like what you do with your fingerprint scanner.

Credit: Jeremy Lips / Tom's GuideYou can use the iris scanner for yet another trick: locking away files and apps in a special Secure Folder.

The new Samsung phone will pack in an extremely high - resolution 4K display, two rear cameras, and an iris scanner for an extra layer of security.

There appears to be an iris scanner for easy, quick, and reliable user identification and authentication.

Besides the overwhelming screen, the only other notable aspects on the front panel is the front - facing camera and the inclusion of an iris scanner for advanced security functionality.

Similarly, every time a fingerprint scanner or an iris scanner for a device's security is used, this data is stored, but usually on the device itself.

I've set up the iris scanner for Samsung Pay, and even in the few times I've used it, I have to say the iris scanner works quite well.

Back when the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus were first released, there was some concern that people who chose to utilize the phones» iris scanners for security might be at risk.

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Additionally, the Vivo X21i also sports IRIS scanner on the front for secure authentication.

The highlight of the tablet is the iris scanner, which provides biometric authentication that's certified for use with Aadhar, STQC, and UIDAI.

For biometrics authentication, the Galaxy S7 series came only with a fingerprint scanner, while the Galaxy S8 series comes with a number of new security features, including iris scanning and face detection.

The facial recognition functionality has been brought over from the Galaxy S8 and it's coupled with the iris scanner in this iteration for a new feature called Intelligence Scan.

The chip is making its first appearance in Samsung's Galaxy S9 smartphones, packing cool features like an iris scanner, support for HDR content, AR emoji stickers, a true edge - to - edge screen, and so on.

In addition to the large screen, the plus - sized flagship device pack an iris scanner, 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage with an option for a MicroSD card.

The phone has a fingerprint reader, an iris scanner, and it uses its front camera for facial recognition.

The iris scanner is present and accounted for in the Galaxy S9 and S9 +, but with a fallback this time: facial identification.

On the S9 Plus, face unlock and the iris scanner are used together via Intelligent Scan, through which the phone uses both metrics and goes for the one that works first.

The facial recognition functionality has been brought over from the Galaxy S8 and it's coupled with the iris scanner in this iteration for a new feature called Intelligence Scan.

This aspect of the processor makes it the perfect chip for biometric systems like facial, iris and fingerprint scanners.

It also addresses a number of bugs, including for things such as the Galaxy Apps application randomly force closing, excessive battery consumption, non-responsive iris scanners, and more.

You can always use face unlock (which Samsung calls more convenient than it is secure, so no thanks) or the iris scanner, which is deemed secure enough for Samsung Pay.

DigiTimes is reporting on a future where iris scanners are the next big step for mobile device security, naming a variety of different brands that will adopt the technology in the foreseeable future based on information provided to the publication from «industry sources.»

The setup is simple where you allow iris scanner to scan your eyes for few seconds and it remembers your iris (not you) with a reference image.

Based on the information that the company shared about its new chipset, it is capable of supporting four image sensors for «dual cameras in the rear along with a camera and iris scanner at the front.»

The iris scanner is positioned above the display and is a very secure system for a variety of applications.

Credit: BGRThe iris scanner was just one aspect of the Guardian's report on likely features for the Galaxy S8.

Samsung has decided not to include a fingerprint scanner under the display of its next - generation Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 + smartphones due to continued technical difficulties, according to South Korea's The Investor.Instead, the fingerprint scanner will likely remain positioned on the back of each device, just like the current Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 + models.Fingerprint scanning is one of three biometric options for unlocking the Galaxy S8 alongside iris scanning and facial recognition.

LG recently received a patent for its iris scanner likely to feature in G7 2018 smartphone.

If you have security, it will go straight to unlocking, for example to the iris scanner or PIN code entry.

Judging by the photo, the Galaxy S9 has a IP68 water - and dust - resistant body, an iris scanner, and a screen that measures 5.8 inches across diagonally, or 5.6 inches when you account for the rounded corners.

The Note 7 is also the first smartphone in the world to feature an iris scanner that can be used for unlocking the phone and even for verifying Samsung Pay transactions.

It has an iris - scanning feature that combines with Samsung Knox for security, as well as a fingerprint scanner.

However, the software enhancements related to the S pen and its greater sensitivity are entirely new, he observed, as is the iris scanner, which «will be a big winner for folks that want to use this device to enter the corporate office — especially for those working in fields like medical, financial, and other areas where they might be accessing sensitive data in a mobile environment.»

The iris scanner is still in - development for the Mi Max 3, but it's still unknown if the final product will indeed include the feature.

There's also mention of support for four image sensors for «dual camera in the rear along with a camera and iris scanner at the front.»

A solution for this is to use the S8's built - in iris scanner as a secondary way to unlock your S8 when its stationary.

As for the front, there will be an S5K4H7 camera sensor paired with an iris scanner currently available only in the Galaxy series devices.

Only a handful of devices use iris scanners right now, but more companies are rumored to be bringing the technology to their upcoming products, including Samsung for the Galaxy S7.