All the stories tagged with: biometrics
Precise Biometrics deliver the Tactivo for greater smartphone security
05/28/2012, Security on your smartphone and tablet is of utmost importance, even more so when you carry around with you sensitive data. Well, Precise Biometrics has come up with a special combo fingerprint and smart card reader for the iPhone 4 [...]
Emotion detector knows if you are lying
09/13/2011, Lie detectors are not 100% correct all the time – they say that you will be able to bypass it by placing a thumbtack in your shoe, pressing the sharp point against your toe to prick yourself whenever you are [...]
An ATM designed for the semi-literate and illiterate
07/11/2011, ATM machines to most of us are a common sight, and we don’t really have to think twice about how to use it. Yet there are some places in the world where illiteracy is high, or perhaps the concept of [...]
Unauthorized iPhone users to lose their mojo in future iPhones
08/20/2010, Apple has a new patent application which if implemented, will be able to “sense” the user, gathering information via voice prints, faces, activity patterns and even heartbeats. Just in case an unauthorized person is detected, a slew of security measures [...]
TungstenW biometric wallet
04/22/2010, The TungstenW biometric wallet offers a unique way to make sure that your credit cards as well as cash remain in a much more secure environment compared to being stashed away in a standard issue wallet. You will need a [...]
VeinID technology at vending machines
03/30/2010, Looks like you might be able to purchase a can of Coke using nothing but your finger the next time round, thanks to Hitachi’s “finger vein authentication” (VeinID) technology. This biometric system will rely on finger pulse recognition to find [...]
Fujitsu PalmSecure LT Just Launched
03/01/2010, Fujitsu has just launched a more cost-effective device using its PalmSecure technology that reads a palm’s veins pattern to identify individuals. If you wonder, the blood has to circulate so cutting a hand like it is sometimes shown in movies [...]
