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You obviously don't need to turn the phone over to slide your finger across the reader. In fact, the reader is positioned on the wake-up button you need to pres
by xyzzyz 13y ago
You obviously don't need to turn the phone over to slide your finger across the reader. In fact, the reader is positioned on the wake-up button you need to press anyway. The location is convenient, and using the fingerprint sensor in Atrix is quite pleasant.
Source: I own Motorola Atrix phone. I used to be happy with it, but then the GPS broke, and camera became flaky, not to mention lack of Android updates.
- fournm 13y agoAs another Atrix owner, backing this up entirely. It's in a position where you basically hit power and then slide your finger down along it. Edit: As a side note, the lack of it on other Android phones is really making it hard for me to want to switch.
- fpgeek 13y agoIf you really want and Android phone with a fingerprint reader, at least one is apparently incoming: http://www.phonearena.com/news/At-least-one-upcoming-2013-Android-phone-will-have-fingerprint-sensor-like-iPhone-5S_id47293 http://www.phonearena.com/news/At-least-one-upcoming-2013-An... We don't know which phone, but my guess is the HTC One Max. It has had fingerprint rumors associated with it for a while and it is one of the few 2013 flagships we haven't seen yet.
- suprgeek 13y agoAnother Plus vote for the Atrix FP Sensor. I have used this and it was intuitive.
- blinkingled 13y agoAgreed. It was actually an OK phone for its time and the FP sensor worked as advertised - wake up and slide wasn't such an inconvenient way to unlock. (The Atrix FP sensor was also made by Authentec btw.) It sucked that Motorola dumped it soon after 2.3.6 update esp since the hardware was more than capable of running even 4.1.