A portable retina scanner small enough to fit in a purse could one day be used to combat identity theft and strengthen personal security. The new device is about 5 inches (12 centimeters) long and 3.5 ...

A portable retina scanner small enough to fit in a purse could one day be used to combat identity theft and strengthen personal security. The new device is about 5 inches (12 centimeters) long and 3.5 ...

The rumor mill is churning once again for the upcoming Note 4 by Samsung, this time fueled by a tweet sent out by Samsung themselves. From their official Exynos Twitter account, the company sent out a ...

It’s small enough to fit inside a purse, light enough to carry without inconvenience, and it could hold the key to your personal security. Developed by Uwe Schelinski, a researcher at the Fraunhofer ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WTHR) - New technology may help identify inmates coming in and out of the Marion County jail. The sheriff and administrators unveiled a new retina scanner that will be used when people ...

Next year's version of Samsung's marquee smartphone could also come with a fast charging port and maybe even a retina scanner, says the Wall Street Journal. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology ...

Vivo has pushed out quite a few leaks regarding their upcoming X5Pro handset. The company has already hinted that the device will sport a retina scanner, but this time around it’s more than obvious.

Users may be able to unlock the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 4 with their eyes. A hint of such a prospective feature has recently surfaced directly from Samsung Electronics Co. (KRX: 005930). The ...

With its excellent balance of features, strength, and usability, this versatile, well-organized security scanner offers vulnerability tests for Linux, Unix, and Windows platforms and provides ...

A Canadian professor has developed a high resolution retina scanner that he says will revolutionize eye care. Marinko Sarunic is an engineering science professor at Simon Fraser University. He ...

SFU engineering science professor Marinko Sarunic has developed a high resolution retinal imaging scanner that will one day revolutionize eye care, helping ophthalmologists diagnose eye diseases ...