Microsoft said no to installing facial recognition software for cops
It is not ready yet
Software king of the world Microsoft turned down a lucrative contract installing facial recognition software in California cop cars and body cameras.
AMS slashes forecast
Blames poor iPhone sales
Austria’s AMS which makes facial recognition technology became the latest Apple supplier to cut its revenue forecast due to the fruity cargo cult’s flagging iPhone sales.
London coppers ready to intro inaccurate facial recognition system
What could possibly go wrong?
Millions of people face the prospect of being scanned by police facial recognition technology that has sparked human rights concerns and has been found to be "staggeringly inaccurate".
Apple comes up with bizarre excuse for faulty iPhone X
Others are not supposed to look at your phone
The fruity cargo-cult Apple, yeah you heard it first here, is famous for its "dog ate my homework" excuses when its overpriced technology suffers from design flaws – normally blaming the customers.
Samsung's facial recognition not ready for mobile payments
Feature can be easily manipulated versus a traditional PIN entry
Samsung’s facial recognition technology for its Galaxy smartphone series is at least four years away from practical use with mobile payment apps, according to at least one company official.
Galaxy S8 smartphone’s facial recognition not that secure
Tame Apple Press launches its strike
The Tame Apple Press is having difficulty now that the Galaxy S8 smartphone is out and providing technology that the iPhone 7 doesn’t and the iPhone 8 probably lacks.
Dell leads market in Windows Hello biometric security
Company's latest notebooks have most support
According to Taiwan-based supply chain sources, Dell has become the leading vendor of Windows Hello biometric security solutions for business-oriented notebooks, tablets and 2-in-1 convertible devices.
Apple announces iOS 10
Redesigned Control Center, facial recognition, dynamic maps and more
On Monday during WWDC 2016, Apple announced the tenth version of its mobile operating system, now called iOS 10. With iPhone sales remaining almost flat over the past two quarters, the company knew it had to bring its software platform up to speed in any acceptable way possible to prevent revenue drag for the upcoming iPhone launch this September.