Iris Scanning For Galaxy Note 7 Shows Up On Samsung Beta Firmware; Device To Come With Feature?

The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 has been a feature of countless rumors and leaks so far. Judging by these, we're expecting the device to come with a lot of new features that should greatly upgrade Samsung's flagship phablet lineup in a lot of key areas, except blueprint. Some of the more interesting rumors surrounding the device are related to Iris recognition for the Note 7, and today, we've got more for you in that regard.

More than Evidence Related To Iris Scanning On The Galaxy Annotation 7 Surfaces As Two Months Left Before Launch

While there's been little information on the Note 7'due south launch schedule then far, we're expecting Samsung to debut the device on this year's IFA, to be held in Berlin. Specifications wise, the Milky way Annotation 7 is expected to bring the regular host of upgrades on board, which range from processor, RAM, camera and bombardment to more interesting bio-metric recognition, which come with the potential to ensure that the phablet volition stand out from the remainder of the pack.

We've been hearing quite a bit nearly the Milky way Note seven and Iris scanning, with Samsung already having been granted patents in this regard. At present, as the device's launch engagement draws nigh, more data has started to surface on the thing, this fourth dimension in the form of a screenshot from Samsung'south Milky way Beta program, which shows Iris scanning likewise enabled for the company's side by side summit-tier device.

As you can come across in the image above, the Settings carte for the beta Galaxy firmware reads 'Use Iris' for authentication, which does make the feature quite authentic when talking almost the Note 7. To that result, Samsung's already launched a similar tablet in India, and then maybe the Korean tech behemothic feels comfortable to risk the feature on its highly pop, large screen device. In addition to the beta firmware screenshot, we've also managed to get our hands on an Indian export/import database (Zauba) listing, which pushes things even more in the Iris scanning direction.

However, it might not be the Galaxy Note vii that comes with the feature and we might go to come across another Samsung device, such equally the company's Alpha line of phones with the feature, as the company looks to further test the feature on more devices first. Iris scanning after all would be a big bound for the mobile world in general, and should Samsung fail in implementing the characteristic successfully on a flagship device, and so we're likely to meet several quarters give the company quite a hard fourth dimension indeed. Thoughts? Let u.s.a. know what yous recollect in the comments section beneath and stay tuned for the latest.

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