Samsung and LG on the Run to Integrate Inferior Fingerprint Technology into their Somewhat Smartphones

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By Jack PurcherSep 17, 2013, 12:00 am3k ptsInterestingTop
When it comes to next generation biometric authentication for mobile devices, Apple succeeded with Touch ID where Samsung failed. For that matter, all of the rumors from the Korean press that LG would steal Apple's thunder on a fingerprint scanner were pure fantasy. Apple's technology was intricately crafted…

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