This article was first Published on: Feb 26, 2014.<\/p>\n
With increasingly more sensitive and personal information being stored on devices nowadays, biometric technology has become more and more important for security<\/a><\/strong>, and to ensure that this information doesn\u2019t fall into the wrong hands. The popularity of Apple\u2019s iPhone 5s<\/a>, with its Touch ID fingerprint scanning technology, should tell you that biometrics is definitely on the rise.<\/p>\n And it\u2019s not just the iPhone 5s either: there were a lot of new tech devices featuring biometric technology at the recent Consumer Electronics Show (CES). And there\u2019s definitely more to come. From smartphones<\/a> to video game consoles<\/a> to biometric wristbands, biometric technology is definitely going to make its way to more and more devices over the next few years. Here\u2019s a quick look into the present, and future, of biometric technology<\/strong>.<\/p>\n