Living is going to be the first smartphone manufacturer to launch a product that will allow fingerprint scanning by simply placing your finger on the screen. In the video clip below you can see the Vivo smartphone that has this integrated technology, scanning the fingerprint and unlocking the terminal being done extremely quickly, just as it happens with a classic fingerprint reader.
Those from Vivo will participate in the Mobile World Congress 2017 in Shanghai to present this smartphone, which will offer a truly remarkable functionality, which we also expected in iPhone 8. The video clip below appeared last week on the Internet, but few people dared to believe that Vivo could offer such technology in a smartphone, considering that Samsung failed.
Well, it seems that Vivo has managed to integrate a fingerprint reader into the screen of a smartphone, and at the conferences starting on June 28, it will be presented. Then we will also find out details about the technology used by those from Vivo to integrate a fingerprint reader into the screen of a smartphone, very high interest already existing for the event.
Vivo will launch the first smartphone that scans the fingerprint through the screen
Vivo is one of the most prolific smartphone manufacturers in China, managing to surpass Apple in the local market in sales since 2016. Globally, those from Vivo are not that successful, but perhaps the launch of smartphones of this kind will bring them customers in developed markets as well, where the real money made with these businesses is.
Even though Samsung failed to implement a fingerprint reader in Samsung Galaxy S8, those from Vivo seem to have succeeded in the innovation before the iPhone 8 was presented. The problem is whether Vivo will actually manage to launch this smartphone before the iPhone 8 hits the market, and this is hard to estimate because we don't know anything about the product yet, not even a supposed name.
In 2015, Huawei presented before Apple a smartphone that had a similar 3D Touch technology, but although almost 2 months passed between the companies' presentations, the iPhone 6S was the first smartphone on the market with that technology. The same thing could happen here, and Vivo could launch the product after the iPhone 8, but it remains to be seen what will happen.
