Chinese smartphone manufacturer Elephone has revealed a new USB memory stick that has an onboard fingerprint sensor for biometric authentication.Called the U-Disk, the stick will partition the file system into two sections, public and private, with the latter accessible only through fingerprint authentication.Elephone, which has traditionally built phablets and mobile recording devices, is yet to reveal the additional details about the flash drive including the cost.
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