Security is never enough, and Samsung adheres to that as well. He even decided to surprise his customers in developing markets (but also here) in the course of the next year. The company recently decided that the fingerprint sensor will no longer be a matter of high-end phones, but you will also find it in cheaper devices. Or rather, in affordable devices. Samsung primarily wants to compete with competing companies that already offer fingerprint sensors in their mobile phones for a significantly lower amount. For example, a Coolpad Note 3 costs only $135.
It is questionable whether Samsung will be able to achieve such a price level for its devices as well, since the development of the fingerprint sensor costs something and the technology itself is also relatively expensive. However, Samsung is working to make the price lower, which is also reflected in the availability of fingerprint sensors in cheaper mobiles, such as Samsung models Galaxy J5 or Galaxy Trend. At the same time, mobile phones could receive Samsung Pay support there, which would help expand the popularity of the payment system. This would be another important security step from Samsung. The first major success was the integration of the KNOX standard into the system Android 5.0 Lollipop, as well as the conclusion of cooperation with BlackBerry, which increased the reputation of Samsung phones Galaxy in the government sector, as high-end models have received a certificate, thanks to which they can also be used by government institutions such as the FBI.
*Source: Korea Herald
