Vodafone to sell cellphones with face-recognition technology

Vodafone to sell cellphones with face-recognition technology

TOKYO, Japan - A model holds up Vodafone K.K.'s new mobile phone 904SH model by Sharp Corp. during a presentation in Tokyo on Feb. 28. The model equipped with face-recognition technology developed by Oki Electric Industry Co. can verify the phone's owner as soon as the owner looks into the built-in camera. (Kyodo)

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