This is what HTC should use for the M9+ 5.5" finger print scanner this fall. If it ever happens...

[neo905]

This is what HTC should use for the M9+ 5.5" finger print scanner this fall. If it ever happens...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtKKZyYbZtw

If not the M9+ then the M10 for sure. They could kill two birds with one stone. Eliminate the need for a button and streamline the phone and reduce the bezel.

 

[bhatech]

Re: This is what HTC should use for the M9+ 5.5" finger print scanner this fall. If it ever happens.

Pretty impressive, but do they have timeline on when this technology will be in their processor. Great to know that every phone could have the fingerprint scanner if they use this processor.

 

[neo905]

Re: This is what HTC should use for the M9+ 5.5" finger print scanner this fall. If it ever happens.

Pretty impressive, but do they have timeline on when this technology will be in their processor. Great to know that every phone could have the fingerprint scanner if they use this processor.

Every phone except Apple.

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[bhatech]

Re: This is what HTC should use for the M9+ 5.5" finger print scanner this fall. If it ever happens.

Every phone except Apple.

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Well they have their own touch id sensor and works pretty awesome. I appreciate good technology from any company since I'm not a fanboy of one particular company and touch id is pretty awesome the same way it's awesome on the S6.

 

[neo905]

Well they have their own touch id sensor and works pretty awesome. I appreciate good technology from any company since I'm not a fanboy of one particular company and touch id is pretty awesome the same way it's awesome on the S6.

I was more saying that Apple home button is to central to the overall experience for them to change it excluding the touch id part. No company would benefit from this than more than HTC. Especially looking at the M9+ and how they just stuck the button right between the speakers. That doesn't look good at all.

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