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Review: Apple iPad 2
Thinner, lighter and more powerful, but cameras are a letdown.
Jonathan Bray
Aug 4 2011 6:03AM
Hardware
Toshiba fingers biometrics for phones
Fingerprint scanner on two new phones in laptop crossover.
Iain Thomson
Feb 14 2007 9:04AM
Security
UK prisons to scan fingers
The UK Home Office is set to use biometric security systems in five of its high-security prisons.
Dan Ilett
Aug 5 2004 3:38PM
Security
This government can’t keep pointing fingers
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was one of eight federal agencies that scored an F on the most recent Federal Computer Security report card. That's scary and funny all at once.
Illena Armstrong
Feb 12 2004 5:54PM
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