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For your eyes only: Samsung Galaxy Note 7 reportedly includes an iris scanner

Posted on June 26, 2016December 3, 2018 By Jarvis

Cross out Samsung Galaxy Note 6 with your S-Pen and jot down the new name:Samsung Galaxy Note 7. It’s reportedly launching in a month along with a brand new biometric feature.

The Note 6-skipping name is so future-forward that it’ll include an iris scanner, according to notable phone leaker Evan Blass. If true, this will allow you to unlock the new Android phone with your eyes.

The Galaxy Note 7 name and iris scanner news are both a surprise for the phablet series, which typically takes cues from Samsung’s flagship S series, but adds a bigger screen and stylus.

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https://www.techradar.com/news/phone-and-communications/mobile-phones/samsung-galaxy-note-7-iris-scanner-feature-1323975

 

Phones Tags:android, biometric, galaxy, Galaxy note, Galaxy Note 6, Galaxy Note 7, mobile, Note 7, phablet, Samsung, Samsung Galaxy, Samsung Galaxy Note, Samsung Galaxy Note 7, stylus, TechRadar

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