Samsung and LG allegedly working on iris recognition Comments
- thenerd
- rv4
MrGray, 18 Jun 2015So.. I hope they'd find solution for those wearing contacts too. they should either take off their contacts when they wish to use this or use an alternative method of unlocking the phone
- AnonD-142922
- mxx
hollipop, 18 Jun 2015but holding your phone up to your eye come onyes , that is true check my link below
http://www.vivo.com.cn/vivo/x5pro/
- lol
- Hka
samsung and LG both korean company always helping each other to compete with japanese and they won it buy hired sony enginner.
sony just realise this when it already late, thats why korean did release OLED technology although OLED technology were developed both buy samsung and sony.
starting 2012 sony, panasonic and toshiba started to help each other with technology while samsung and LG conquering world with this technology.
korean people always buy their product 1st, this difference from today japanese youth. they much prefer others product (apple, galaxy series).
the reason japanese youth started buy others product because of japanese comapany started to outsourced manufacturing their product to china while korean product have their own factory for korean people.
economy fall in late 2008 and tsunami in 2011 impact japanese brand harder. they lose many local factory thus korean product prevail in early 2010.
today chinese brand like xiaomi, huawei, alcatel, hisense and meizu make quality product. post 2020 most people wil buy chinese product compare to korean.
- hollipop
- 9xM
Anonymous, 18 Jun 2015I'm pretty sure I read the Microsoft iris scanning they are working on can read at 50cm away f... more50cm isnt that bad i supposed but im guessing it will have faults from that distance so you will have to try more than once
- Anonymous
- wYF
only samsung and lg are the two good in android smartphone
others are junk just like sony junk
- Anonymous
- mFD
I'm pretty sure I read the Microsoft iris scanning they are working on can read at 50cm away from the eye.. Cant remember where I read that though...
- hollipop
- 9xM
Eske Rahn, 18 Jun 2015Would that be worse than 'typing' a pass code, holding or swiping a finger? No one is saying y... morebut holding your phone up to your eye come on
- Eske Rahn
- 3ii
hollipop, 18 Jun 2015would you really stand there and blink at your phone though?Would that be worse than 'typing' a pass code, holding or swiping a finger? No one is saying you need say a 20 blink code.
- Spike1
- xf7
Can anyone imagine whats next? Only one thing left: DNA!!!might be less sevure if people can collect yours. They can get your eye too!!!
- mrathb
- 9xM
even if iris scanners don't take off at least the technology will be available for other uses
- Eske Rahn
- 3ii
It should be combined with a blink-pattern locking.
Say Morse-like a combination of long and short blinks. Should be easy to detect, and would make it very hard to fake with an image.
- hollipop
- 9xM
Hahaa oh yeah possibly. but would you really walk around town and unlock your phone with your iris? come on. and what about for women when they have make up on and stuff like that i know it says iris but surely it will effect it
- Anonymous
- gy2
hollipop, 18 Jun 2015whats the point in this? technology has gone way too far with this now.. who in the right mind... moreSo NSA could track you easyer
- hollipop
- 9xM
whats the point in this? technology has gone way too far with this now.. who in the right mind are going to keep putting their phone to their faces to read there iris when they can just use their fingerprint or a passcode which is 100x easier?! i surely wont be walking around with my phone up to my face.. ill look like a right idiot ha!
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