Much has been said about the arrival of this type of sensors placed at the bottom of the screen of mobile devices and today just a few minutes ago, Ben Geskin, just released a tweet in which you can see a model of the chinese firm Doogee with this type of fully functional sensor.
Even Apple "withdrew from the fight" for being the first major brand to implement this fingerprint sensor under the screen by implementing and betting on the facial sensor, Samsung also discarded it for its Galaxy S8 and after seeing some Chinese models without much success that implemented something similar to this Doogee, now It seems that it does work well and could be an important step for the rest of the brands.
The summary of this model with a fingerprint sensor on the screen are two tweets:
Doogee In-Display Fingerprint sensor pic.twitter.com/GDgm4Bt1tE
- Ben Geskin (@VenyaGeskin1) February 12th 2018
- Ben Geskin (@VenyaGeskin1) February 12th 2018
- Ben Geskin (@VenyaGeskin1) February 12th 2018
The doubts and questions are still many
Many questions that are around us seeing this implementation on mobile phones: How do you go about buying something or paying for something with the sensor on the screen while you are in the app? What happens if you touch that place where the sensor is located and accept a payment, subscription or similar while browsing? Is the sensor part always in the same place? Will it bother you for browsing or gaming?
It is true that in the video little or none of this seems to affect the general operation of the equipment, but it must be borne in mind that the daily use of the devices takes us directly to the screen and that they have fewer and fewer buttons. We continue to have doubts about the use of this type of product with the fingerprint sensor at the bottom of the screen, but it is becoming more common. find models with this type of sensor implemented on the screenwe'll see how it ends