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Other specs shared by the Pixel and Pixel XL include a one - touch fingerprint sensor on the back, a Snapdragon 821 processor and 4 GB of RAM.

Both phones offer dual - SIM capability as well as SD card slots, with the one big hardware differentiator being the Honor 5X's one - touch fingerprint sensor on the back of the phone — that's a big deal for both security and convenience.

Not exact matches

A round fingerprint sensor on the back panel looks and functions similarly to the Touch ID button on Apple iPhones and the new Apple MacBook Pro; it's mainly for logging in with Windows Hello.

As far as port, sensor, and button placement is concerned: on the back, we have our main camera sensor and a LED flash, there's no heart - rate sensor on the A series; on the front, we have our proximity and ambient light sensors, a front - facing camera, earpiece, display, back and recent app capacitive keys, and a home button with an integrated touch - based fingerprint sensor (A5 and A7 only); on the bottom, there's a microphone, 3.5 mm headphone jack, MicroUSB port, and the speaker grille; on the top, we have nothing other than the secondary microphone, and, just like the new GS7, there's no IR blaster on board; and the volume buttons are located on the left side of the aluminium frame, while the power button is located on the right side — all three buttons are very tactile with excellent reachability and positioning.

On the Galaxy Tab S 8.4, the front side holds the front - facing camera, proximity sensor, home button with integrated fingerprint scanner, and touch buttons (back and recent apps.)

The Mate S also comes with fingerprint sense technology, allowing users to take a «natural selfie» by touching the sensor on the back of the phone, an easier and more natural way to hold the device.

Antenna bands aren't obvious, maintaining a uniform appearance throughout, and the fingerprint sensor on the back is a nice touch that follows an industry trend.

As Tom's Guide previously reported, the Galaxy S8 is expected to have an edge - to - edge display virtually eliminating what's currently a thin frame around the S7's touch screen, and its fingerprint sensor will be on the back of the device instead of the home button.

As I mentioned in my hands - on post last week, I struggled with remembering to touch the onscreen home button instead of the fingerprint sensor below the screen when I wanted to go back to the home screen.

Chinese firm Vivo is currently giving the finishing touches to a model called X9 Plus and expected to come with a fingerprint reader integrated right into the display, thus eliminating the need for a physical home button or for a dedicated sensor on the back of the phone.

I was admittedly skeptical of Apple's decision to remove the fingerprint sensor from the iPhone X — other than aesthetics (and perhaps cost), what reason did it have for not putting a Touch ID sensor on the phone's back?

Other features include a 5.5 - inch full HD display, an anti-shake and optical image stabilisation - enabled 13 megapixel camera on the back for sharper photos that works in both photo and video modes, the aforementioned faster unlock with one - touch fingerprint sensor, Android 5.1.1 and plenty more.

A round fingerprint sensor on the back panel looks and functions similarly to the Touch ID button on Apple iPhones and the new Apple MacBook Pro; it's mainly for logging in with Windows Hello.

The same goes for the fingerprint scanner — both phones have excellent one - touch sensors, but the U11 keeps its fingerprint sensor on the front, flanked by capacitive keys for back and task - switching.

There are a few nice touches, like real 18k hold ring around the camera and the fingerprint sensor on the back!

This idea wouldn't be entirely new, as the fingerprint sensors on some Android phones do support gestures, but Microsoft would go one step further and use a touch - capable display on the back for more advanced input.

Some of the highlighted features include the Fingerprint Control, which uses the fingerprint sensor on the back to scroll through the pictures or when surfing the web, Force Touch technology is used to zoom in at certain points of a picture depending on the applied pressure, some of the gestures provided by the Knuckle Sense technology, a double tap with the knuckle will take a screen capture, writing letters with the knuckle will launch some apps and cropping an image can also be done with thisFingerprint Control, which uses the fingerprint sensor on the back to scroll through the pictures or when surfing the web, Force Touch technology is used to zoom in at certain points of a picture depending on the applied pressure, some of the gestures provided by the Knuckle Sense technology, a double tap with the knuckle will take a screen capture, writing letters with the knuckle will launch some apps and cropping an image can also be done with thisfingerprint sensor on the back to scroll through the pictures or when surfing the web, Force Touch technology is used to zoom in at certain points of a picture depending on the applied pressure, some of the gestures provided by the Knuckle Sense technology, a double tap with the knuckle will take a screen capture, writing letters with the knuckle will launch some apps and cropping an image can also be done with this body part.

But unlike Samsung, which is believed to be planning a physical fingerprint sensor on the back of its upcoming Galaxy S8, Apple is rumored to be planning a virtual home button that can provide all the features available now in its Touch ID fingerprint sensor button.

In it, we see a cutout on the back of the handset that would accommodate a rear - facing Touch ID fingerprint sensor.

Below the display, you get a combo fingerprint sensor that also doubles as a capacitive - touch home button, along with two more touch buttons on either side, for Back and Recent Apps.

The top-most image shows two other rear panels partly covered up, allegedly destined for the iPhone 7S and 7S Plus models, these have been rumored to include a fingerprint scanner on the back rather than embedded in the home button, which could be software controlled through iOS; whereas the iPhone 8 will likely feature an embedded Touch ID fingerprint sensor and home button in the display.

At the front, you get a typical Samsung phone — there's a hardware home button that also houses a fingerprint sensor, and touch buttons for going back and switching apps on each side.

That aside, the fingerprint sensor will reportedly be positioned beneath the camera on the back of the S9, making it easier to touch, and the company will supposedly include stereo AKG speakers in both S9 phones.

The buttons do not feature different textures for easier identification by touch, but you wouldn't need to use that power button as you have the fingerprint sensor on the back.