Inking data collectors on your skin could become the next step in wearable technology, allowing them to obtain health and other biometric data from the body without a pause.

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Having to enter a password to regain access to your touchscreen device is not always convenient.

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Border Security – The MorphoRapID 2 border security device makes travel worry-free for those concerned about their security. The handheld system is equipped with a s…

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From CNET Magazine: Smartphones, online services and biometric scanners are already easing the way for travelers. Expect even more tech to transform your journeys in the not-too-distant future.

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Symantec will introduce several new capabilities next year that will feature biometric authentication technology in place of passwords, according to a report by ZDNet.

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EyeVerify announced it will demonstrate the most recent version of its Eyeprint ID mobile biometric authentication solution at FinovateEurope, held on February 9-10, 2016 in London.

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Intended for iris scanners, the infra-red Oslux SFH 4780S from Osram is only 1.6mm tall. Prior to this, it offered the 2.4 mm high SFH 4780S. A new feature

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Locks down devices with a privacy-friendly, finger drawn, biometric password. Zero invasiveness. Multi-factor strength.

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Data from Goode Intelligence indicates there are at least 120 million customers using mobile biometrics on a daily basis for mobile financial transactions.

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From 3-D audio to Wells Fargo’s biometric banking, three reasons the coming year will be easy on the senses.

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