Visidon AppLock – Unlock Apps Using Face Recognition For Android 2.2, 2.3 Or 3.0

By Johnny_Cooper in Android No Comments Tags: Android, face recognition unlock

Face Unlock, aka Face Recognition, is one of the greatest and most desired features brought by the newest Android operating system, Ice Cream Sandwich. By using it, you can unlock your smartphones without remembering complicated patterns, pins or passwords. All you have to do is take a photo of yourself and each time you want to unlock your device, look into the front-facing camera, Android takes care of the rest; it recognizes your face and automatically unlocks the phone. It’s also worth mentioning that some security flaws have been discovered in Face Unlock, like the fact that the device might… Continue to Visidon AppLock - Unlock Apps Using Face Recognition For Android 2.2, 2.3 Or 3.0

Face Unlock For iPhone – RecognizeMe [Cydia]

By Johnny_Cooper in Apple, News No Comments Tags: Android, Apple, face recognition unlock, Ice Cream Sandwich, iPhone, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5

Face Unlock For iPhone - A few months ago, when Apple launched their iPhone 4S, Siri was the star and everybody knew why, because let’s be honest, every iOS app which has no corespondent on the Android Market is way cooler than the others, even though it has no purpose. Many iPhone 4S users have not even tried Siri, and when I say “try”, I really mean “use”;opening the application once or twice and bragging about it to your friends doesn’t mean “try” nor “use”.

Now we have a new star, but this time it comes from the other side… Continue to Face Unlock For iPhone - RecognizeMe [Cydia]

Android face recognition unlock

By James in Review 7 Comments Tags: Android, face recognition unlock, Galaxy Nexus, honeycomb, Ice Cream Sandwich, Samsung

Last night in Hong-Kong, Google and Samsung have unveiled the most anticipated Android smartphone, Galaxy Nexus, running the latest version of the Android operating system, called Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.
The reborn of Android has happened. That is if it ever was dead, much like HP’s WebOS. Google fans, app developers, market analysts or just simple phone users have been wow-ed last night by Google and Samsung when the Galaxy Nexus, running Android Ice Cream Sandwich version 4.0, was presented.

In terms of specifications, the new Galaxy Nexus has something really delightful for the Android fans. The smartphone features a… Continue to Android face recognition unlock