The Galaxy S6 to use a non-swipe fingerprint sensor Comments
- Anonymous
- kCb
AnonD-142922, 16 Jan 2015Hah copy of mate 7 again ! I have mate 7 and I just touch sensor and unlocks phone..OH MY GOD!! quick someone give this man a cookie! He discovered a feature on his phone. Smh nerd
- AnonD-142922
- 39x
Hah copy of mate 7 again !
I have mate 7 and I just touch sensor and unlocks phone..
- X
- sX9
I won't bother getting the s6 I'll go apple
- AnonD-349576
- utF
useless functions high price
- AnonD-255435
- ANJ
So it will be a copy of Meizu's MX4 PRO fingerprint scanner...
- Anonymous
- 2@t
Anonymous, 16 Jan 2015It is not broken now. I use this function and it is really fine.I've used it too.. IMO Just a pain to have to swipe.. Especially on Note 4, due to its size..
- Anonymous
- 2@t
Kyembe, 16 Jan 2015In business there is no such a thing like copying, Pal. If there is a new feature that is usef... moreThey all copy each other.. The skill is to:
1. Not make it obvious
2. Not leave evidence behind
Sadly Samsung failed in both of them..
- Anonymous
- nXW
Anonymous, 16 Jan 2015Finally Samsung decided to fix their implementation.. Good for them..It is not broken now. I use this function and it is really fine.
- Kyembe
- 3sE
bobby21, 16 Jan 2015The samsung copycat at its best. Copy apple samsung.In business there is no such a thing like copying, Pal. If there is a new feature that is useful and loved by consumers you just need to include it otherwise you will lose your customers. A flagship phone need to have all the features consumers will love regardless of who started it.
Apple are just thick headed, they pretend not to copy new features that are introduced by others thereby denying there fans happines. They stuck to to small screens but now they have joined the rest in 5"+ screens after they noticed some reduction in the number of people buying iphones. Same with NFC. Next you will see them introducing memory card and USB flash support.
Avarage consumers all they need are features and low costs, they don't mind about the origin of the technology packed in the device.
- Anonymous
- 2@t
AnonD-78985, 16 Jan 2015http://www.forbes.com/sites/andygreenberg/2013/09/11/motorola-bashes-apples-iphone-fingerprint... moreDid you not read the 'non-swipe' part or did you not understand it? And guess what the article is about..
- AnonD-78985
- Y9n
Anonymous, 16 Jan 2015Btw.. Just curious which phone had a non-swipe fingerprint scanner before iphone? http://www.forbes.com/sites/andygreenberg/2013/09/11/motorola-bashes-apples-iphone-fingerprint-reader-forgets-it-sold-one-first/
- AnonD-1825
- mhP
AnonD-89109, 16 Jan 2015Safer yes. NFC payments, can't say, have never tried.
But faster than PIN/Pattern? That's m... more"
Safer yes. NFC payments, can't say, have never tried.
But faster than PIN/Pattern? That's my question. Why lock phone with PIN or Pattern?"
Cant say about android fingerprint phones, but if the fingerprint sensor is well made (iPhone) its the fastest way to open your phone, even if you dont use pin/pattern at all, the touch id is still faster.
That was the main thing for Apple why they added touch id, to get people to protect their phones, because most of people doesnt want to use pin etc because its just annoying to write/ draw it everytime when you want to use your phone. Thats shy most of people doesnt protect their phones, touch id changed that instantly.
- AnonD-78985
- Y9n
Anonymous, 16 Jan 2015Btw.. Just curious which phone had a non-swipe fingerprint scanner before iphone? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFmIgNhg0M4
Motorola Atrix 4G
- Anonymous
- 2@t
AnonD-89109, 16 Jan 2015Safer yes. NFC payments, can't say, have never tried. But faster than PIN/Pattern? That's m... morePin or pattern lock cos people have stuff on their phones that they don't want other people to access generally or when they get stolen?
- AnonD-89109
- ut6
Anonymous, 16 Jan 2015Safer and easier nfc payements? And easier unlocking than pin/pattern? Safer yes. NFC payments, can't say, have never tried.
But faster than PIN/Pattern? That's my question. Why lock phone with PIN or Pattern?
- Anonymous
- 2@t
AnonD-279720, 16 Jan 2015swipe sensors aren't hackable unlike the apple style stationary sensors. Why are you downgradi... moreErr.. And who said swipe fingerprint scanners weren't hackable? Well, other than you I mean..
- nicktamere
- Pdd
it's out of topic i know but id love to see what you guys will say when apple will make their first iPhone with edge screens , history made the same thing with Samsung with the NOTE serie ( it s too big bla bla bla ) now iphone6+ is selling quite hot ... so please with the copycat thing let s just enjoy the new devices and stop with this troll thing because neither apple or Samsung is paying us for such publicity
- Anonymous
- qBN
Copycat? That's like saying they copycatted swipe to unlock, internet capability, etc. It's technology, it's supposed to include more features. Otherwise we're at a technological standstill. And by your logic Apple copied Samsung by moving to a 4.7/5.5 inch screen.
I won't even mention how much better Samsung phones are than Apple, but if I did - water resistance, 16mp vs the pathetic 8, better software, more free apps, no mess with the unreliable icloud, and they don't bend. #YesIWentThere
-5 years working in the wireless industry
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