Samsung patents a “Life Diary”

Did you know that a Samsung Life Diary is being launched. Songs, images, video, texts, movements and everything of personal that can be on our smartphone, captured and shown in a diary self-writing. It’s that the idea behind the patent filed by the Korean giant, Samsung and for which it’s

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The biometric scanners arrive at school

Access control systems that use the biometric scanner is becoming more and more part of institutions and companies because they allow a high degree of safety and the reduction of physical control procedures. From some days, no badge or card for teachers and staff of the high school “Plinio Seniore”

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Place Raider, malware-spy on the smartphone

Place Raider can  seem an application created by expert thieves, but it has been studied at Indiana University and developed at the Naval Surface Warfare Center for scientific purposes. It’s a Trojans, PlaceRaider, which, hiding in photo apps similar to Instagram and Hipstamatic, is able to enter in smartphones, take

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Home with the GPS shoes

Dominic Wilcox, british designer, has created a fully functional prototype pair of shoes with a built-in GPS that will guide you home. The name of this extravagant invention is “No Place Like Home” and it’s inspired by the famous novel “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” in witch the protagonist Dorothy,

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Deads alive…in the memory with the QR code

Companion of every moment of daily life, the technology doesn’t abandon us even after the death. The idea comes from England by Stephen Nimmo, director of the funeral home “Chester Pearce” di Poole, that he thought to enclose the memory of the dead in Death QR Code (Quick Responses Code).

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One second to identify a person: the new FBI system

Its name is NGI, Next Generation Identification, the ultra-fast program that will allows to the FBI to identify in a very short time the americans offenders. How i twill do? It will do by connecting to a database containing photographs, iris scans, fingerprints, voice samples, DNA samples and much more.

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From Spain a system to fool biometric scanners.

Researchers at the Universidad Autónoma of Madrid and West Virginia University have discovered a way to mislead iris biometric scanners used for access control in certain places. Can a Biometric Scanner Be Bypassed? When security systems based on iris scan create an imprint of the iris itself, they do not

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