FINTECH BRIEFING: HSBC goes big on biometrics — Samsung Pay comes to Europe — PayPal partners with VodafoneSarah Kocianski
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I also keep wondering if Apple is working on getting into the medical hardware industry. Think about it, it's very high-tech, very high margins, and the current technology used in that industry seems bloated. Divide by zero and the patient dies... Tough industry to just dabble ...
Just as the public became aware of the gruesome Robb Elementary School shooting, within hoursClearview AI announcedthat it will be working with a U.S. company to sell “visitor management systems” to schools. Clearview AI is a surveillance companyfacing legal challengesfor itscollectio...
“All three provide on-device biometric authentication; this means that the facial or fingerprint data is encrypted and stored on the device and not on a server – which is hackable and therefore inherently insecure.The popularity of Apple’s biometric authentication likely helped encourage...
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Samsung devices have had facial recognition and iris scanning for years, but from our testing, it's obvious that the iPhone X's Face ID is far superior. It's not even close. Watch the Latest from AppleInsider TV
Samsung has released the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ smartphones, each with three modalities of biometric authentication. The 5.8in Galaxy S8 and 6.2in Galaxy S8+ have 8MP F1.7 Smart autofocus front camera and 12MP rear camera with enhanced image processing, which support facial recognition ...
Apple does not offer an option to instantly unlock the iPhone X without requiring a swipe, while Samsung gives does for both facial recognition and iris scanning. The Note 8 also has a Smart Lock feature that keeps the device unlocked in various situations, like when it is at a trusted ...