CEATEC: Palm-reading app logs you in to your phone, but tells nothing about your future

Japanese operator KDDI is demonstrating a new app that uses a phone's camera to log in users based on their palm lines

Jay Alabaster (IDG News Service)
04 October, 2012 09:29
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