Sweden's Precise Biometrics has confirmed that its fingerprint algorithm software has been embedded in a new smartphone that features Synaptics hardware.In a statement, Precise stated that it is currently projecting the integration will generate royalty revenue starting from the fourth quarter of 2016.On Wednesday, Synaptics announced TCL Communication has selected Synaptics Natural ID one-touch fingerprint sensors for their new flagship TCL 950 smartphones.The TCL 950, targeting the China market, features an OLED display and an all-glass backside where Synaptics' sensor is located, enabling users to unlock the phone, perform safe mobile transactions, and also operates as a shutter button for the camera.In a statement, Synaptics noted that its Natural ID fingerprint sensors are available with SentryPoint technology, offering OEMs a wide-range of unique and highly secure authentication features including match-in-sensor technology, Quantum Matcher with PurePrint anti-spoof technology, and SecureLink 256-bit AES with TLS 1.2 encryption.
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