Sentences with phrase «secure iris»

Meanwhile, we're finding it increasingly plausible that the iPhone 8 will scrap the iconic Touch ID fingerprint sensor, in which case it'll sure need a super-reliable, speedy and secure iris and facial recognition system.

It will use either the more - secure iris scanner or the quicker - but - less - secure face scanner, depending on the lighting conditions you're in.

Not exact matches

Outfitting a home larger than 15,000 square - feet with surveillance and alarms starts at $ 25,000 and can exceed $ 50,000 if a non-traditional access application, like facial, iris, or fingerprint recognition, is used to secure a property, Schissel says.

«Smart access systems that use fingerprinting and iris - recognition are very secure, but they're probably more than 10 times as expensive as our VibWrite system, especially when you want to widely deploy them,» said Chen, who works in the School of Engineering and is a member of the Wireless Information Network Laboratory (WINLAB) at Rutgers University - New Brunswick.

But it is not as secure as fingerprint or iris scanning.

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

Bloomberg reports that a physical switch will activate coin - related services, and that users will eventually be able to secure the devices with an iris scan, fingerprint, and a simple password — negating the need to remember long keys for their wallets.

This feature lets you unlock the phone more quickly with face unlock (which isn't as secure), but the phone will prefer irises if it's at the right angle to see your eyes.

To access a secure feature like Samsung Pay, you can verify with your irises if you unlocked with facial recognition.

It has officially confirmed today that the Galaxy S8 features an iris scanner which brings yet another way to secure access to the device.

Finally, there's a secure element that safeguards biometric data such as fingerprints, iris scans, and facial information.

The iris scanner is amazingly accurate and very secure, and works great at night.

While the IRIS scanner is more secure than Face Recognition technology, it has its own backdrops.

I'll get this straight out of the way: The iris scanner is amazingly accurate and very secure, and works great even at night.

Both of them inherit the iris scanner from their bigger sibling, the Note 8 but on the S9 and S9 Plus, it can function in conjunction with the face data from the selfie camera to offer a more secure alternative to the fingerprint reader.

Intelligent Scan leverages both iris scanning and face unlock to offer a more secure, reliable way to unlock your smartphone.

For certain actions that need to be secure, Intelligent Scan also automatically switches to iris scan.

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.

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

Samsung also offers iris scanning, which is more secure, but not as fast and convenient to use.

The Galaxy S9 + also comes with a new «intelligent scan» feature that uses a combination of facial recognition and iris scanning to authenticate, and while the OnePlus 5T also has a face unlock feature, it isn't as secure as what Samsung is offering.

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

Galaxy S9 rumors point to a new feature called Intelligent Scan, which combines iris and facial recognition to create a more secure authentication system.

The Galaxy S9's Intelligent Scan is a step in the right direction — it combines iris scanning with face recognition so that one of those methods will unlock your phone should the other one fail — but it's not nearly as secure or seamless as what the iPhone X can pull off.

Now there is a new report that the Samsung flagship Galaxy S9 will feature an improved iris scanner that's secure enough to be used to protect sensitive information.

Even though the Galaxy S8's iris scanner is more secure than its facial recognition feature, it's still not infallible.

By the looks of it, Intelligent Scan combines two - dimensional iris and facial scanning for a more secure method than either alone.

Not to mention, it's really cool using iris unlock to open up the Secure Folder.

Samsung additionally improved the biometrics features of the new devices, allowing them to simultaneously rely on iris and facial recognition in order to deliver an authentication experience that's both more secure and convenient.

However, having an iris scanner is a far much safer and more secure way of unlocking your phone than depending on a fingerprint sensor.

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.

You do still have other secure unlocking methods like the iris scanner and facial recognition at your disposal though to serve as alternatives.

The company behind the Galaxy S8's iris recognition, Princeton Identity, claims it's more secure than fingerprint scanning.

Samsung also added Intelligent Scan that uses both the facial recognition and the iris scan to unlock quickly your phone in a secure manner.

It creates a three - dimensional map of the face, so it has more planes of data to work with than just the iris, and uses infrared to match the data stored in its secure enclave against the person standing in front of it.

Samsung's Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 + include the iris scanner from last year's ill - fated Galaxy Note 7, and it can be used to unlock the phone or to gain access to the handset's Secure Folder.

And while Samsung's Face Recognition feature is indeed faster than iris scanning, it's also much less secure.

The claim ties with another claim that the iris scanner is more secure than using fingerprints.

This is the kind of usability nightmare that would have instantly killed our ability to recommend the phone, if it didn't also include an iris scanner that is impressively fast, reliable, and secure.

That said, Samsung says there's a 1 in 10 million chance of someone other than the device owner unlocking a Galaxy S9 using the iris scanner, which would make it far more secure than even Face ID; Apple says there's a 1 in 1 million chance Face ID can unlock for someone other than the device owner.

The iris scanner is quick and as secure as fingerprint methods, but it still requires holding the phone up awkwardly close to my face and dramatically opening my eyes for it to work.

That said, Samsung notes that Intelligent Scan isn't as secure as iris scanning, and you won't be able to use the feature with Samsung Pay.

While some folks have found it easy to adapt to the awkwardly placed fingerprint sensor, some of us haven't and are probably using iris or facial recognition (or the traditional pin or pattern) to keep their device secure.

If you are worried about security than Samsung has you covered with not only the usual security measures but also additional ones such as face and iris unlocking, Secure Folder, and more.

The second feature that I am looking forward to is the potential addition of «intelligent scan», as this will more than likely be faster and more secure than just iris scanning.

Whether you are looking to pay for goods with your smartphone (the Note 8 offers two options), looking for a more secure smartphone (the Note 8 offers multiple ways to secure your phone — including iris scanning), or a more assistant - focused experience (the Note 8 can not only use Google Assistant but also features its own Bixby AI solution), the Galaxy Note 8 has you covered.

I have seen voice recognition used to secure the contact center channel, fingerprints for mobile payments, facial recognition for remote customer registration, and iris used for digital payment authorization.

The security features of the BitVault ® require you to scan your fingerprint, your iris, and your NFC card before a secure, encrypted call can be made.

The new Intelligent Scan uses both the iris scanner and the facial recognition feature for a more secure and faster identification.

Included in that software layer is a few tricks to use the built - in iris scanner to secure the device, as well as individual notifications on the lockscreen.