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The patent details three different kids of technologies that can work as fingerprint sensors.

On the bottom bezel, potential customers will get three virtual buttons, one of which could work as a fingerprint sensor.

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And as you can see the newly - leaked images, the home button on the Galaxy Tab S looks pretty normal, but it will reportedly boast a fingerprint sensor expected to work just like the one found on the Galaxy S5.

Apple might just show the world how to do it in their upcoming iPhone 8, but assuming that Apple didn't just find the holy grail of ultrasonic fingerprint sensors and make fingerprint sensors under the display work as fast as conventional ones, are you prepared to sacrifice unlock speed, or would you rather have a faster conventional fingerprint sensor on the back?

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The Galaxy S9 brings a fingerprint sensor in a new location and works as well as previous sensors.

The G5 Plus ships with Android Nougat and Oreo «is on its way», and as ever the Moto doesn't mess around much with the stock Android: the few additions, such as the Moto app's ability to make the fingerprint sensor work as navigation buttons, are worthwhile.

The report says that the new fingerprint sensor will work in the same manner as on Apple iPhone 5s and iPhone 6 as well as on Huawei Ascend Mate 7 smartphones.

The fingerprint sensor on the front works exactly as fast as the moto Z / force.

Because you can turn on the Galaxy S8 by tapping on the invisible home button (Samsung's term, not mine) and have the phone automatically begin scanning for a face, the sequence, while not quite as fast as a front - facing fingerprint sensor, is just as seamless, and when it works, it's a remarkable achievement.

The full - screen display could have a 5.5 - inch or 5.7 - inch diagonal, and assuming that the device will indeed employ an in - display fingerprint scanner then the unit it will most likely have an OLED panel, as existing in - panel fingerprint sensors only work with this type of display technology.

I can report that it worked as well as any other smartphone fingerprint sensor I've used and it's in a good position in the middle of the case.

The fingerprint sensor is located in an awkward spot, and the Live Message feature (as novel as it is) doesn't always work the way it should.

The fingerprint sensors work through displays, including OLED, as well as glass and metal, and can detect a heartbeat and blood flow.

But when the sensor works, it works fine and is as fast as the fingerprint sensors on other Samsung devices.

Apple is working to implement the Face ID unlock technology in their iPad Pro and when it does, the tablet will become much bigger as the fingerprint sensor will be removed from the front design.

It would rather wait and ensure that the technology works perfectly being commercializing it and that's probably what it's going to do with the in - display fingerprint sensor as well.

However, we don't think the Face Unlock will work as fast as a fingerprint sensor.

We did try out the fingerprint sensor, and it worked just as advertised.

Samsung's fingerprint sensor works with a swiping motion and is located on the home button, as expected.

However, the fingerprint sensor works with Honor's File Safe and App Lock apps, as well as a Visitor Mode feature for more convenient protection of your sensitive data.

I was critical of the Xperia Z5's fingerprint sensor in this location as it didn't seem to work very well, but these issues have been resolved on the Xperia X Performance.

I prefer the fingerprint sensor at the back, as I find them awkward to use below the screen on larger phones — particularly when working one - handed.

Or maybe apple will surprises us with the next iphone and have the fingerprint sensor on the display ready remember a couple years back they bought a company that made the figerprint sensors and has far as i know the are working on this too.Maybe just maybe they have it ready

As we all know that Vivo dropped its new smartphone with an in - built in - display fingerprint sensor which works just fine.

Apparently, it works just like as any other modern day fingerprint sensor.

The OnePlus One features three capacitive navigation buttons, but the OnePlus 2 steps it up with a fingerprint sensor in the middle that worked pretty great in my testing and also works as a capacitive button, but it doesn't actually push down like you'd assume.

Most notably, the auto - brightness feature isn't hugely effective, and often the capacitive home button (which doubles as a fingerprint sensor) simply didn't work.

The fingerprint sensors work great on both phones, though as we mentioned above, the G5's is slightly easier to use because it only requires a tap.

It turns out the sensor works just as intended both when it comes to registering a new fingerprint and when it comes to unlocking the device.

As far as the fingerprint sensor actually reading my fingerprint, it worked well and didn't really have troubles recognizing the print I put into the device, and it seemed to unlock pretty quickly toAs far as the fingerprint sensor actually reading my fingerprint, it worked well and didn't really have troubles recognizing the print I put into the device, and it seemed to unlock pretty quickly toas the fingerprint sensor actually reading my fingerprint, it worked well and didn't really have troubles recognizing the print I put into the device, and it seemed to unlock pretty quickly too.

The sensor, as it turns out, is the latest ultrasonic fingerprint sensor from Qualcomm that now works through OLED display stacks up to 1.2 mm thick, up to 0.8 mm of cover glass, or up to 0.65 mm of aluminum (an increase from 0.4 mm for both glass or metal).

The fingerprint sensor on the oval - shaped home button works just as fast as iPhone's Touch ID sensor.

As far as accuracy and reliability of the fingerprint sensors are concerned, both work extremely well, but you will find the one of the Moto Z to be a tad quicker, mainly because of the fact that is reads your fingerprint simply when you touch it, instead of needing to press down on the button as you have to do with the Galaxy S7 EdgAs far as accuracy and reliability of the fingerprint sensors are concerned, both work extremely well, but you will find the one of the Moto Z to be a tad quicker, mainly because of the fact that is reads your fingerprint simply when you touch it, instead of needing to press down on the button as you have to do with the Galaxy S7 Edgas accuracy and reliability of the fingerprint sensors are concerned, both work extremely well, but you will find the one of the Moto Z to be a tad quicker, mainly because of the fact that is reads your fingerprint simply when you touch it, instead of needing to press down on the button as you have to do with the Galaxy S7 Edgas you have to do with the Galaxy S7 Edge.

A company named Synaptics is on it as they have confirmed that they have received large orders to developer a technology of fingerprint sensor that can be mounted below the display and would work seamlessly.

The company has provided its one - touch fingerprint sensor on the rear which not only enhances the security side of the smartphone by enabling up to 5 - fingerprint recognition but it also works as a shutter button for taking selfies.

For security, it has fingerprint sensor at the back that works perfectly as well as offers different functions including swipe down across the sensor to activate the selfie camera and then allows you to tap with your tip to take a picture.

While the posting doesn't give out any details as to what kind of sensors would the engineer be working on, there's a high chance these are related to AuthenTec's area of expertise — fingerprint sensors.

Flipped over on its slightly curved glass back, the phone's fingerprint sensor, which doubly works as its power button, sits right in the middle — a more ergonomic location than Samsung's choice with the Galaxy S8 and Note 8.

The Chinese firm recently demoed fingerprint sensors integrated into the display, a technology that Apple wanted to build for the iPhone X, but which according to people familiar with the matter, didn't work as the company expected it.

The fingerprint sensor works seamlessly with Face Unlock promised as an upgrade feature to come out in the next software update.

The company never considered a fingerprint sensor under the screen, they say, and Face ID was the first option, with everything working exactly as expected from the very beginning.

The fingerprint sensor also works with many apps, as you'd expect since the Mi 6 does run on Android Nougat, so the Fingerprint API is suppfingerprint sensor also works with many apps, as you'd expect since the Mi 6 does run on Android Nougat, so the Fingerprint API is suppFingerprint API is supported here.

Fortunately, if you are willing (and brave enough) to flash the UK version onto the US model, you can get the fingerprint sensor working, and everything else works the same as well.

There's the home button with the fingerprint sensor up front, and you also get a USB Type - C port at the bottom, next to the primary loudspeaker (the earpiece works as the other speaker).

As Bloomberg notes, the S8's facial recognition technology will work alongside the smartphone's rear fingerprint sensor and iris sensor to process payments via Samsung Pay.

But as far as using the fingerprint sensor goes, it works and works well.

This isn't something that isn't available in other smartphones, but it seems to work really well here and while it's not as quick as the fingerprint sensor at unlocking the phone it still seems to work faster than the fingerprint sensor on my Google Pixel, and that's a shame for the Pixel but great for anyone who likes the novelty and ease of use of the face unlock.