Fingerprint sensors and Samsung Pay are on the way to cheaper phones Comments

• Anonymous
• v0q
• 19 Nov 2015

i dont like that fingerprint sensors,just an additional tricky lag matters.and i dont use it on my phone

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• ithehappy
• ute
• 19 Nov 2015

Yeah in future entry level phones we all would have all features of a 2015 flagship, I don't really see what's the big news here.

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• Jarret
• 25G
• 19 Nov 2015

Samsung is still better choice than the others

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• Anonymous
• tue
• 19 Nov 2015

Dodo, 19 Nov 2015All current Galaxies have a problem with the fingerprint sensor. It suddenly stops recognizing... moreAll? You must be the only one. I am not included in your 'all'. Mine works fast. Even 'all' review on youtube shows how fast it is working. Better than iphone 6. Samsung fingerprint sensor is among the top 3 in the smartphone world. Stop making up stories that don't exist.

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• AnonD-4254
• X0Z
• 19 Nov 2015

I'm scared of this. I totally don't like it.
I somehow see a Corporation getting all over secret, biological and private data, onto their servers. I don't want to see this kind of a change in the world. We're going terribly wrong. In future they will intensify this by including iris scanners, blood scanners, and God knows what not.

And mark my words, like Android has been victim to hackers times before, it will happen again.
I think the new mantra in the software world is lifetime software updates, and still, we don't get a completely safe software. And I hate it.

Remember, Symbian never got a threat since version 9.1 which installs only signed software. And here we have 2 OSes which are still not hackproof with XX number of updates. I hate what this mobile world has become.

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• Jim
• H5E
• 19 Nov 2015

I find this hard to believe as a very good source of mine has said that Samsung are reducing their budget lineup of phones

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• Dodo
• 0cL
• 19 Nov 2015

All current Galaxies have a problem with the fingerprint sensor. It suddenly stops recognizing any of the fingerprints and it doesn't accept the password. To unlock you must use a google account and log in, generate a specific password and enter it in the phone. it's happened three times to me and you can find many others posting about it.

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• Anonymous
• 9LB
• 19 Nov 2015

First comment!! And nobody gives a rats a**, lol

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