Galaxy Note9 will not have a fingerprint reader under its display, KGI now claims Comments
- AnonD-693832
- PRQ
AnonD-535480, 09 Mar 2018My wife has the iPhone X, and it was apparent to me yesterday that Apple made the right call b... moreMy phone has both face recognition and fingerprint. fingerprint is more practical. It unlocks my phone before even pulling it from my pocket.
- AnonD-349743
- qMI
AnonD-535480, 09 Mar 2018My wife has the iPhone X, and it was apparent to me yesterday that Apple made the right call b... moreApple is still garbage for removing a common feature every flagship that costs only a hundred to two hundred dollars less has. Your experience doesn't speak for everyone, but I suspect you think it does, so whatever...
- Hayaan Mo Sila
- Kg{
Anonymous, 09 Mar 2018JDI will ship it in April.
If XZ2P comes in June, high chance of having it.. XZ2P will be announced at IFA 2018 and gets released a month later.
But my prediction is that the Note 9's story will be like the Note 8's story; brings not that much new things compared to the S9/S9+, and with even smaller battery compared to the Plus model.
Well there might be something new, but not too much as for S9/S9+ users to upgrade immediately.
- Anonymous
- Js{
Hayaan Mo Sila, 09 Mar 2018Meanwhile, JDI already patented a screen glass-based fingerprint scanner that will work for bo... moreJDI will ship it in April.
If XZ2P comes in June, high chance of having it..
- Anonymous
- Js{
MdN8, 09 Mar 2018One of the main problems is that it doesn't work if you're using a screen protector, so for no... moreThe solution of Japan Display does... Also you can touch any part of screen, not one spot
- Hayaan Mo Sila
- Kg{
Meanwhile, JDI already patented a screen glass-based fingerprint scanner that will work for both IPS LCD and OLED, not just the latter.
Maybe later this year, that one big Japanese company will bring it to their next flagship device with a brand new camera sensor.
- Zenodroid
- LgH
Lol, as I said :-P Samsung don't know how to make it work with their bloatware anyway.
- AnonD-535480
- CSJ
My wife has the iPhone X, and it was apparent to me yesterday that Apple made the right call by going with face id over touchId. We were both shoveling the driveway when she got a call, she simply reached in her pocket and pulled the phone out. faceId worked in seconds and off she went with her conversation like nothing. 10 minutes I got a call this time, I reached into my pocket pulled my phone out only to realize I needed to take off my gloves to use fps. Since my hands were cold from shoveling it did not work the first time. By the time I got past the lockscreen, the person hung up. It was only a few second but those two scenarios illustrate the difference between those two techs.
FaceId is not perfect and its not faster than touchId, but my wife loves it a ton more than touchId for exactly these type of situations, specially everyday occurrences in the kitchen. I do not have an iPhone X so I can't vouched for it but if I am going by my wife's experiences I have to admit I am a little jealous so far.
- MdN8
- 6tS
One of the main problems is that it doesn't work if you're using a screen protector, so for now it's better that they don't use it at all.
- Anonymous
- vjw
AnonD-731491, 09 Mar 2018if it took 10 years to put double loudspeaker for this will take 20 yearsBoth are not essential features.
- AnonD-731491
- 3Nu
if it took 10 years to put double loudspeaker for this will take 20 years
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