Sentences with phrase «iris scanning on»

There is iris scanning on board the Galaxy S8 too, as we mentioned, which Samsung has said is more advanced than the system we saw on the Note 7, hopefully allowing for quick and speedy unlocking, especially if you can't get used to the rear - mounted fingerprint sensor.

Long has the idea of authenticating with our eyes been an idea mostly relegated to science fiction, and while Samsung wasn't the one who invented iris scanning on a smartphone, they seem to be the ones to perfect it.

Facial recognition is the obvious choice, and currently we have two very different implementations available: Samsung's iris scanning on the Note 8, and Apple's Face ID on the iPhone X.

Samsung introduced iris scanning on the Galaxy Note 7 in 2016 and facial recognition on the Galaxy S8 in 2017.

Ultimately, it is clear that despite Samsung's best efforts, Intelligent scan, face unlock or iris scanning on the Galaxy S9 still can not beat Face ID on the iPhone X in terms of speed, security or convenience.

Unlike Face ID on the iPhone X, using iris scanning on the Galaxy S8 / Note 8 was not a seamless experience.

Samsung, for example, offers both face recognition and iris scanning on its Galaxy S8, S8 + and Note 8 handsets, as well as a capable 8MP camera, while the Nokia 8's Dual Sight mode lets you take pictures with the front and rear camera simultaneously (a.k.a. «bothies»).

There's also a face recognition feature, which isn't the same as iris scanning on the S8 + and Note 8.

But anyone who's used iris scanning on a Galaxy S8 can tell you it doesn't take a couple of seconds.

Previously, iris scanning on Galaxy phones was super secure, though often unreliable in bright lighting conditions.

In my opinion Apple did pick a great time to introduce Facial recognition for unlocking their phones, however, they should have implemented it in a similar way to iris scanning on Samsung devices, as an extra layer of security for the occasions fingerprint authentication is not viable.

Not exact matches

I saw an article about a school district in New Jersey that scans people's irises to see whether they're allowed on the school's campus.

Trying to push iris scanning like you get FPS on budget devices now.

Samsung was showcasing a demo application of retrieving Aadhaar details where a user has to enter their Aadhaar number and the app will scan the iris to verify the details of the user stored on the Aadhaar server.

The pursuit of biometric data in facial scans, iris patterns and fingerprints all add to our burgeoning and invisible electronic profiles, amounting to a sinister accumulation of personal information on databases that capture and categorise humans according to outward appearance, unique bodily traits and even DNA sequencing.

This was done to prevent iris scans from unlocking the phone when the user wakes it to view notifications on the lock screen.

If you add your face and irises, you can turn on Intelligent Scan under Settings > Lock screen and security > Screen lock type.

The camera works as a security system, too, though it lacks the sophistication of Apple's Face ID, found on the iPhone X. Samsung combined two existing features, face unlock and iris scanning, into a feature called Intelligent Scan.

Because it's matching both your irises and face, it's not quite as instant to unlock as a fingerprint scan might be, or as fast as a simple face unlock is on devices like the OnePlus 5T.

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.

Rumors also pit an iris scanner on the Galaxy S8, a biometric scanning module first embedded on the Note 7.

Samsung wants you to think that the iris scan technology on its new flagship phone, the Galaxy S8, is unbeatable.

«Other manufacturers have diversified their biometrics approach — case in point, Samsung adding iris scanning as well as fingerprint [tech] on their Galaxy S8 & Note8 products,» he told TechNewsWorld.

They'll just improve iris scanning with Face recognition working together and leave the scanner on the back.

Samsung may have introduced iris scanning with the Galaxy S8 but Apple's biometric security solution was far superior in that it used a dot projector to emit more than 30,000 invisible dots on the user's face to build a unique 3D facial map.

In fact, the only major concern many have had with respect to the Galaxy Note 8 is the fingerprint placement, but there are alternatives to this feature such as facial recognition and iris scanning, both of which are not available on the Google Pixel 2 XL.

And fingerprint scanning isn't perfect; it doesn't work when your phone is wet (that's a problem on a water - resistant phone) whereas iris scanning and facial recognition work fine.

Google is working to develop iris scanner support that could complete with 3D scanning used on iPhone X, according to code examined by Android Police.

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.

Samsung has also shifted the fingerprint scanner below the camera module and the face and iris scan feature is also present on both phones.

Samsung, on the other hand, has iris scanning feature to unlock Galaxy S8.

Still on matter of biometric authentication, Samsung Galaxy S9 is also expected to up the game with respect to iris scanning.

Further confirming this, on a beta version of Samsung's Android Oreo a hidden feature was found dubbed «Intelligent Scan,» which reportedly combines iris and face scanning «to improve accuracy and security even in low or very bright light.»

It also didn't always work on the first try; fortunately, you can log in via facial recognition or iris scanning.

The iris recognition sensor (or face recognition sensor) may be mounted on a ceiling in front of the driver's seat and may scan user's iris or face information in response to user's pressing of the user operation button to start the automobile.

While Samsung did make a number of upgrades to its camera hardware, don't expect the latest flagship to have a facial identification feature that matches what you find on the iPhone X. With Samsung's new Intelligent Scan feature you can unlock your phone using iris and facial data.

Samsung is also working on a series of extra features, including improved iris scanning and face recognition.

Unlike the Galaxy Note 8 — which uses an infrared sensor for scanning your irises — the authentication system on the 5T relies on the front 16MP camera and clever software tweaks.

It says the Nokia 9 may come with iris scanning technology, similar to that on the Samsung Galaxy S8, which uses it as a security measure.

Trying to push iris scanning like you get FPS on budget devices now.

However, it's been suggested by SamCentral that there's a new Intelligent Scan mode that will use iris or face detection depending on the situation to make sure that your phone always unlocks.

With all this in mind, people for whom security is a top priority might want to skip Intelligent Scan on the Galaxy S9 and stick only to iris scans.

Samsung offers both iris - scanning and face - scanning unlock systems on the Note 8, so you don't necessarily have to rely on the fingerprint scanner as much.

The iris scanning tech on the Galaxy S8 is a security feature.

Samsung may offer a new «Intelligent Scan» feature that may combine the iris scanner and facial recognition features, and it will be unlike anything we've seen on last year's flagships.

As well as the usual fingerprint scanning support, Windows 10 can use your face or your iris to log you on to your PC.

An A11 processor under the hood based on the 10 - nm processor technology, iris / facial scanning and a multi-sensor camera are some other rumors that have surfaced about the smartphone.

In fact, there are six security options on the handset, including iris scanning, facial recognition, and fingerprint scanning, in addition to the more standard pin, pattern and password options.

The fingerprint on the back scans fingers, the iris scanner analyzes your eye, and it's almost as secure as Face ID, and the Face Recognition feature scans your face but can be cracked with photos.

Then again, given concerns on the lack of muster in security metrics of face unlock or, when combined with iris scanning, Intelligent Scan, this may all be for the sake of convenience with a minimum level of actual security.