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BIO-key releases biometric iOS app

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

BIO-key International Inc. released its latest WEB-key Client software for Apple iOS products, an application that works with BIO-key’s WEB-key Server for strong authentication solutions.

Advanced mobile device fingerprint hardware solutions have been introduced for iOS devices by Grabba, S.I.C. Biometrics and Fulcrum. Each device supports the new BIO-key iTunes application.

In December 2011, BIO-key made the Android release of WEB-key client available for the Motorola Atrix which offers a built in fingerprint sensor. The integration to the Android Platform completed phase two of BIO-key’s mobile development platform as the company already offers solutions for the WinMobile platform. [end] 

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