or there's the macbook air for a few hundred dollars more...
So you have to use 2 hands to unlock the phone...
..so getting in the car, carrying groceries, carrying a infant, carrying my old grandma, carrying my AK, carrying a lost kitten..
..all have to be dropped in order to hold phone in one hand, and use another finger to swipe. As you see he tried to use 1 hand to hold and unlock..and he couldn't.
Brilliant, looks like that old grandma walking across the street has to drop everything just to unlock the phone. Good job Samsung
Someones getting sued![]()
Well, its official: the iPhone 6 will not have a larger display. For a 4.7 screen, it would need a 555 PPI. If Samsung could not increase their PPI beyond 441 for the S5, in fact they even lowered it by a little (and lets not forget they design and manufacture their own screens, thereby lowering component costs), then Apple will certainly not be able to do so while keeping their high profit margins on their flagship product. I guess well have to put up with the 4 size for at least the next 2 years...
so if you are carrying groceries to your car you will stare into your iphone just to pass the time?
I don't think it's a home-button scanner for fingerprint. It's on the screen itself. Right?
Why has nobody asked where the fingerprint data is being stored? There was such a huge kerfuffle when Apple announced their fingerprint scanner, people freaking out about privacy and the government having access to it (even though Apple made a very large point in the keynote about it having a secure enclave). Now that there's a fingerprint scanner on the world's most insecure mobile OS nobody seems to mind. It's always so one-sided.
on the world's most insecure mobile OS nobody seems to mind. It's always so one-sided.
Why has nobody asked where the fingerprint data is being stored? There was such a huge kerfuffle when Apple announced their fingerprint scanner, people freaking out about privacy and the government having access to it (even though Apple made a very large point in the keynote about it having a secure enclave). Now that there's a fingerprint scanner on the world's most insecure mobile OS nobody seems to mind. It's always so one-sided.
not only is it in the title of the post, it's in the second sentence of the first paragraph and first sentence of second paragraph
Good god, that's hideous.
No - because if you bothered to watch they keynote - you'd know that the only place the info is stored is locally on the phone and it's encrypted.
Strangely, he used BOTH his thumb and index finger during fingerprint learning. Would have thought that would have given an error message, but didn't.