UPEK Inc., a biometric fingerprint provider, announced the availability of its new TCEFx1 USB fingerprint module, which uses the company’s FIPS 201 certified TouchChip TCS1 fingerprint sensor. The ...

We know conventional passwords aren’t the most secure, especially if they’re re-used across multiple sites. Biometrics are often a quicker and more effective approach, but most older devices don’t ...

After years of waiting, it’s finally here, an in-screen fingerprint reader. In spite of persisting rumors of Apple and Samsung working on the tech, Chinese manufacturer vivo is the first to reveal a ...

Fingerprint scanners on smartphones have gone mainstream over the past few years. They are now not just limited to the top-of-the-line smartphones but are also available on the mid-range and budget ...

LG Innotek, a unit of international electronics company LG, has developed technology that will allow the smartphone maker to eschew the button that currently comes with fingerprint scanners. Instead ...

PCs, both laptops and even desktops, are finally getting on the biometrics bandwagon. While most new laptops mostly use Windows 10's Hello face recognition, there is a growing number that use ...

September 30, 2008 In June this year UPEK announced that its fingerprint sensor technology would be incorporated into 2009 model notebook PCs. Now the company has released its new TCEFx1 USB ...

Moving the fingerprint scanner to the back is no bad thing in and of itself, even though it may throw a few consumers who are used to Samsung’s front-mounted scanner design. I personally find the rear ...

Fingerprint sensors have become pretty much the norm on modern smartphones, but usually they are integrated with a button of some kind. With a view to creating smoother, more minimalist devices, LG ...

Are you experiencing the Samsung S10 fingerprint sensor not working issue? If your have Fingerprint Scanner not working issue on your S10, the most likely reason for that is the thin layer of plastic ...

A Chinese website, MyDrivers, has posted some leaked images of the chassis of Motorola's third-generation Moto X that shows a cut-out portion assumedly designed for a fingerprint scanner module.