Sentences with phrase «use iris scanning»

The new feature will use both iris scanning and facial recognition to unlock your device.

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

When you wish to use the information stored in Samsung Pass, just authenticate using an iris scan or fingerprint.

Intelligent Scan uses iris scanning as the primary for applications that need higher levels of security such as banking apps or Samsung Pay.

Users can authenticate using iris scanning or facial recognition features, to unlock both the Galaxy S8 and the connected computer.

On the Galaxy S9, if you are using iris scanning, you will have to ensure that you are looking at the handset at a particular angle and from a certain distance so that the iris scanner can work properly.

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

Not exact matches

The respondents were also in favour of the expansion of programs like Nexus, which allows faster processing of pre-screened travellers to the U.S. and Canada by using photo - ID with Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology and iris scanning.

Customers using the new phone, which is set to launch this month, will be able to use the technology, as well as fingerprint and iris scanning when using features including Samsung Pay, according to Bloomberg.

Irises do not remain the same for life, which implies that people might increasingly be able to evade detection when moving between countries that use such scans, including the UK and UAE

Florida is considering legislation to sharply regulate the use of fingerprint, palm print, iris scans and other biometric identification systems once found only in futuristic thrillers such as «Mission: Impossible» and «Minority Report.»

The novelty of features like facial recognition and iris scanning has worn off and I find myself using the fingerprint scanner.

In an obvious attempt to replicate Apple's Face ID system, Samsung has introduced a new combination face - scanning / iris - scanning feature that can be used to unlock the phone instead of the fingerprint scanner.

Our favorite is Intelligent Scan, which primarily uses the iris scanner as the main way to unlock the phone, but it falls back to facial recognition if iris doesn't work.

The 2008 law mandates that companies collecting biometric information, which includes facial, fingerprint and iris scans, obtain prior consent from consumers, detailing how they'll use it and how long it will be kept.

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.

Once again, Corning Gorilla Glass 5 is used, alongside other common but modern accoutrements such as Bluetooth 5.0, iris scanning, Samsung's Bixby Assistant (yes, the Note 8 has a dedicated Bixby button), USB Type - C and Gigabit LTE.

Aside from the conventional pattern, text, and PIN locks, there are three other options including face recognition, iris scanning and lastly, using the fingerprint reader.

Apple is widely rumored to launch a high - end iPhone with an edge - to - edge OLED display this year, which has been variously called the «iPhone 8» or «iPhone X» to commemorate the smartphone's tenth anniversary, and rumors suggest the device will an include iris scanner to authenticate with your eyes.iPhone 8 concept by visual designer Moe SlahTaiwanese website DigiTimes, citing unnamed «industry sources,» claims the so - called «iPhone 8» will include an OLED display, wireless charging, and iris scanning technology, the latter of which would presumably enable iPhone users to unlock their device or use Apple Pay by authenticating with their eyes.A person's iris, or the circular colored muscle of the eye, contains a complex and random pattern that is unique to each individual.DigiT

In its place, Apple may feature new facial or iris recognition technology that will allow you to unlock the phone using sensors that scan your face and eyes.

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

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.

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.

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.

Windows Hello scans your iris with the help of onboard iris scanner and uses the same to unlock the device.

Enable Intelligent Scan: Intelligent Scan combines face and iris, so the phone can use either or to unlock the phone.

The S9 and S9 + also uses a feature called «Intelligent Scan,» which combines the handset's iris scanning capabilities and face recognition, replacing either unlock

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Then unlock the phone --- by swiping, using the fingerprint scanner, or scanning your irises — and you're catapulted into a cleaner colored gradient, with the same animated star field in the background.

The Galaxy S9's implementation is called Intelligent Scan and uses a combination of iris scanning and two - dimensional facial recognition.

Neither iris scanning nor face recognition is consistent enough for me to use by themselves (and remember, you can only use one at a time), and the fingerprint sensor is very poorly placed.

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.

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.

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.

The device also uses iris - scanning, like the well - reviewed but ill - fated Note 7.

Meanwhile, a report in Korean Economic Daily claims that Samsung will complement the S8's iris - scanning feature with facial recognition technology that will also let you unlock your new phone, while Bloomberg says you'll also be able to use those capabilities to verify mobile payments.

I imagine Apple would increase the scan range and speed it up further, but unless it can make it work from virtually any angle you can use a fingerprint sensor, going only iris scanner sounds like a bad move.

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.

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

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.

Between iris scanning, facial recognition, and fingerprint scanning, iris scanning has been the easiest to use.

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

When using the device as a phone, waking it via the fingerprint sensor makes more sense; however, when it's docked, iris scanning comes in handy.

Microsoft has been using iris - scanning technology for some time as part of its Windows Hello biometric authentication platform, but the company has now patented an enhanced version of that technology would could be used in future devices.

To avoid using the fingerprint sensor, Samsung added a couple of easier ways to unlock the device using facial recognition or by scanning your iris.

It uses biometric security with fingerprints and iris scanning with Third Party Independent Multilayer Security (3IMS).

Intelligent Scan allows the device to use both the iris scanner and facial recognition at the same time to offer even better security, and it will work well in low light or bright conditions — something that hindered previous scanners on the Galaxy S8 series and Galaxy Note 8.

That phone is stunning in its efficiency, and I still consider the Galaxy S8 Plus to be the most ergonomic large - screen phone I've yet used (when relying on iris scanning for biometric ID and not the off - center fingerprint reader, of course).

The security and privacy concerns over Face ID unlock continues as the particular capability is based on a lot of different aspects including iris scanning, depth sensors and the type of accessories that one may use on their face like sunglasses, mask or even having a beard or clean shaved makes a difference.