Smart keyboard identifies users by typing
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have successfully developed a set of keyboards that accurately identify users based on their typing style.
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Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have successfully developed a set of keyboards that accurately identify users based on their typing style.
Passwords are used by a lot of people, but the hard-to-remember string of numbers and letters is increasingly losing safety and difficult to manage.
Accordingly, a security device called Myris, made by Voxx affiliated with the Eyelock biometrics technology maker.
Apple has decided to use fingerprint sensors on iPhone 5S. What will this mean in the actual use of the user?
John Chuang, an associate professor at the School of Information Technology at the University of California, Berkeley, and colleagues have created a device that can iden…
Credit card maker MasterCard is preparing to introduce a credit card with a design that goes beyond conventional standards, with an LCD screen, a keyboard with touch but…
Whether it is an online banking, social networking or email account, all traditional codes can be replaced by waving to Intel technology.
This watch can force a timer to wake up, be aware of someone on the bed, and alarm when the fire risk. This is a product by the student group Faculty of Electrical and E…
Hammacher Schlemmer (USA) - Online sales company and specialized in producing unique items, has introduced to consumers the first USB model in the world with voice secur…
Scientists at the University of Manchester have developed a software for cell phones so they can recognize users face-to-face in real time.
In order to prevent fraud in online shopping, the European branch of Visa global payment technology group (USA) has just released new credit card ...
At present, some companies are offering iris recognition systems and many countries want to install this system in biometric passports. But Julie Thorpe, a researcher at…