Smartphones with Firefox OS could reach Japan

 

Japan has been identified as a potential market where smartphones that will run with the future of Mozilla's mobile operating system, called OS Firefox. The truth is that something weird would also be launched in the Japanese market as these smartphones, as stated, would be more oriented towards emerging markets of South America, and to our knowledge the Japanese market is emerging and Japan obviously not located on South American soil.

KDDI's president, who spoke at an event in HTML5, said they were considering the possibility of selling smartphones with operating system OS Firefox since the end of 2013 approximately.

Something that stands out about Mozilla's mobile platform will be based entirely on HTML5. So far, only two companies have confirmed that Firefox mobile OS created, and these are ZTE and TCL, while KDDI is assessing the situation.

What are your expectations for Firefox OS?

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KDDI has an authentication app that scans the palm of your hand

Biometric scans are now an everyday thing. From now on scanning authentication should become a little more common by KDDI. The company just introduced a new and very useful app used to scan our hand.
The application makes use of the high resolution camera of our smartphone to store information in the palm of our hand and then we can then use it to unlock the device. We just need to put your hand in the area between the red and the software does the rest.
To unlock the phone lock once, we should simply place the palm on the back and the rear camera view.

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