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When you look at the Honor 10, the first thing you would most likely notice is the near seamless design. However, after a while you’ll notice that the phone seems to be missing a pretty important feature in modern smartphones, the fingerprint sensor.
A quick glance suggests that the phone may not have a fingerprint sensor at all. The rear panel as well as the bezels around the display seem to be completely flush. However, look a little closer at the bottom bezel, and you’ll notice that there is a small area marked under the glass. That’s where the fingerprint sensor is located.
Honor says that it has managed an industry first by placing an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor under the glass. This, of course, helps to create the seamless look of the phone. In fact, Honor notes that the ultrasonic fingerprint sensor also offers a stable unlocking experience for users, and can even work even when the fingers are wet or greasy.
Of course, if you are one of those guys who thinks that fingerprint sensors are passé, then fret not. The Honor 10 also offers Face Unlock. Honor says that the tech behind the system allows the user to unlock the device from any angle, be it portrait or landscape.
The Honor 10 is said to unlock in a speedy 0.064 of a second. Which is pretty blazing fast no matter how you look at it. And to ensure no one can misuse the system, the phone will not unlock the device if it detects that your eyes are closed. So you can sleep a little easy knowing that your buddies won’t be able to unlock the phone while you sleep, and post random status messages from your phone.
So do you prefer Face Unlock or traditional fingerprint sensors? Or would you rather have both?
Like we said earlier, post your comments and stand to win an Honor 10 worth ₹30K and up to ₹70,000 PayTM money. For more info, check here in a new tab for more details.
When you look at the Honor 10, the first thing you would most likely notice is the near seamless design. However, after a while you’ll notice that the phone seems to be missing a pretty important feature in modern smartphones, the fingerprint sensor.
A quick glance suggests that the phone may not have a fingerprint sensor at all. The rear panel as well as the bezels around the display seem to be completely flush. However, look a little closer at the bottom bezel, and you’ll notice that there is a small area marked under the glass. That’s where the fingerprint sensor is located.
Honor says that it has managed an industry first by placing an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor under the glass. This, of course, helps to create the seamless look of the phone. In fact, Honor notes that the ultrasonic fingerprint sensor also offers a stable unlocking experience for users, and can even work even when the fingers are wet or greasy.
Of course, if you are one of those guys who thinks that fingerprint sensors are passé, then fret not. The Honor 10 also offers Face Unlock. Honor says that the tech behind the system allows the user to unlock the device from any angle, be it portrait or landscape.
The Honor 10 is said to unlock in a speedy 0.064 of a second. Which is pretty blazing fast no matter how you look at it. And to ensure no one can misuse the system, the phone will not unlock the device if it detects that your eyes are closed. So you can sleep a little easy knowing that your buddies won’t be able to unlock the phone while you sleep, and post random status messages from your phone.
So do you prefer Face Unlock or traditional fingerprint sensors? Or would you rather have both?
Like we said earlier, post your comments and stand to win an Honor 10 worth ₹30K and up to ₹70,000 PayTM money. For more info, check here in a new tab for more details.
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