Fujitsu Arrows NX F-04G, the first smartphone that features an iris scanner, is now available in Japan through NTT DoCoMo.
It has been rumored that Microsoft will be the first to introduce an iris scanner on a mobile phone, but Fujitsu took over this opportunity as it recently launched its Arrows NX F-04G that features such technology.
It has an iris scanner called Iris Passport for biometric authentication of its user instead of the popular fingerprint scanner. The Iris Passport can unlock the smartphone in a second and can be used in any app that requires passwords, and can distinguish the differences of the eyes between twins trying to unlock the phone, Phon Arena reported.
Aside from the innovative technology aforementioned, it also armed with flagship specs which could go head to head with the Samsung Galaxy S6 and other available flagships in the market.
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It sports a 5.2-inch 1440x2560 IPS display, measures 70.73 x 145.72 x 8.8mm and weighs 155gms.
Under the hood, is ann octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 CPU coupled with powerful graphics processing unit of Adreno 430. Its chipset is supported by a 3GB of RAM paired with a 32GB onboard storage. Running the show is a 3.120mAh battery. (via GSM Arena)
Camera-wise, it sports a 21MP rear shooter with a Sony sensor with autofocus, LED flash and high resolution video recording capabilities, while its front snapper has an 8MP.
Meanwhile, the Fujitsu Arrows NX F-04G supports LTE-Advanced and boasts a download speed of up to 225Mbps, Voice-over-LTE, NFC, GPS, and Wi-Fi (a/b/g/n/ac).
As for now the recently launched smartphone is a Japan exclusive only and priced at $750 through NTT DoComo. (via Softpedia)
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