Biometric technology is slowly changing the way mobile devices are used, and it is also changing our lives. Whether it is security, convenience or accuracy, fingerprint identification has completely surpassed the traditional password verification method and appeared on more and more smart phones.

However, fingerprint identification is not the only biometric authentication method. In a few days, we saw Samsung launch a tablet computer with iris scanning function, which can quickly scan the user's eyes to unlock the device. Now it seems that Samsung's plan is not only this product, but also has begun to apply for trademarks around the world and launch more similar products.

First of all, in Europe, we see that Samsung has registered? SamsungIris？ And then what? SamsungEyeprint？ And other trademarks, although Samsung is registered in the United States and South Korea respectively? GalaxyIris？ And then what? GalaxyEyeprint？ Trademark. Judging from the name of the trademark, Samsung tries to carry a series of safer products, which will probably become a unique selling point of new products in the future.

We are not sure whether Samsung's iris recognition will be applied to the next generation GalaxyNote model in the next few months, but since Samsung intends to build a device platform with iris scanning as a security means, it is also worth looking forward to whether it can surpass fingerprint recognition as a new authentication method for mobile devices in the future.