Sentences with phrase «secure as a fingerprint sensor»

Face Unlock is not intended to be as secure as a fingerprint sensor, and so it doesn't support Android Pay and other secure applications.

It can be easily tripped up in low - light conditions, and it's not quite as secure as a fingerprint sensor, but otherwise Face Unlock is a valuable addition.

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And Face ID — which Apple touts as being less vulnerable to bad actors than its Touch ID fingerprint sensing — could be more secure than using a fingerprint sensor on a phone simply because such sensors tend to be so small that they require you to input several partial prints from the same finger.

This style of system - on - chip fingerprint reader is meant to be more secure, as it relegates your fingerprint records and biometric matching within the sensor module itself, rather than having it processed by the machine.

The first - generation Touch ID sensor is just as secure as the sensor in the iPhone 6s, but it is not as fast at registering fingerprints to unlock a device.

However, OnePlus does make it quite clear that facial recognition isn't as secure as using the fingerprint sensor.

Perhaps it may even be accurate and secure enough to be used for mobile payments and replace Huawei's fingerprint sensors, as pointed out by Digital Trends.

I like the growing push for fingerprint sensors in smartphones, as they're the most convenient way to secure your smartphone.

Apple's support website also comes with a comprehensive description of the technology included in the Touch ID fingerprint sensor, as well as how iOS uses the Secure Enclave feature to encrypt and protect your fingerprint information so that it can only be accessed by the Touch ID sensor.

A report from FireEye Labs (a security firm) reveals that some smartphones with fingerprint sensors aren't as secure as we'd like them to be.

These are all factors Samsung has to consider in making the technology possible, and there's simply not enough evidence that in - display fingerprint sensors are as secure as conventional ones.

There are more Moto - specific functions available, such as one - button navigation, where you can hide the Android navigation bar and use the fingerprint sensor to navigate; Moto Voice, which lets you see the weather, calendar appointments, or launch apps just by using the «Show me» trigger phrase; and Moto Key, which allows you to log into password - secured websites on your laptop or desktop with the X4's fingerprint sensor.

As The Next Web points out, Apple could incorporate the fingerprint sensor in the Home button, which could interact with the new Passbook app introduced in iOS 6 to offer secure authentication and help process NFC commands based on the positive authentication of the user.

As it's by far the quickest method of securing your smartphone, setting up and using the fingerprint sensor on the Mate 7 is easy to recommend.

On one hand it's great to see people using secured lock screens even when they don't have something as convenient as a fingerprint sensor, but then again I'd expect the simplicity of that sensor to help adoption more than these numbers show.

We're talking not only a fingerprint «scanner» embedded in the OLED screen for secure biometric authentication across half of the panel's entire surface, but also innovative Screen SoundCasting Technology for transforming the «FullView» display into a speaker, an 8MP «elevating» front camera, as well as hidden proximity and ambient light sensors.

To ensure that the phone is secure, the smartphone has a fingerprint sensor that registers up to five separate fingerprints, and accurately detects fingerprints regardless of the orientation of the finger on the sensor in as swiftly as 0.3 seconds.