Samsung Galaxy S6 Rumor Update: Latest Report Hints at Use of Touch Based Sensor

For past few years, technology is growing rapidly, to make our life convenient, easy and secured. One of the feature which got popular recently is the finger-print sensor. Basically to enhance security on device, the South-Korean giant Samsung introduced the fingerprint scanner technology in its flagship device, Samsung Galaxy S5. Since then, finger-print sensor has been employed in various devices like Galaxy S5 Mini, Galaxy Alpha, Galaxy Tab S, Galaxy Note 4, and Galaxy Note Edge.

According to the latest report, South-Korean tech giant said to get rid of the swipe-based fingerprint sensor, and plans to add touch-based sensor for its next generation Galaxy S variants. Moreover the sources confirms that, the sensor will work similar to that of the Huawei Ascend Mate 7 and the iPhone 5S, 6, 6 Plus.

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So, this method employs, to enroll an entire fingerprint, unlike the swipe-based sensor, which partially registers a fingerprint.
If the rumors turns out to be true on the software front, Samsung is trying to equip the features from previous flagship devices to Galaxy S6. Some includes:
• Fingerprint Unlock: Verifies the user's identity and unlocks the device.
• Web sign-in: Allows users to sign into websites using fingerprints.
• Private Mode: It's not specifically a fingerprint-exclusive feature, but allows user to choose finger-print as an unlock method.

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