Eyealike's visual-based search site lets lonely hearts hunt for their dream date star's double online. Just don't be surprised if the results are more than a bit underwhelming.
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Terrorism concerns are driving spending on Capitol Hill. That means government contractors could be on the hunt for security specialists.
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New gear from General Electric and Verified Identity Pass may soon allow travelers to keep their shoes on.
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Swedish startup combines facial recognition, social networking, and biometrics.
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BlueRun backs wireless device component maker Atrua, in what may be its final infusion of growth capital.
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German firm could help fill high-tech jobs in the U.S. more efficiently with electronic passport technology.
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Top stories for the week of June 17 2006: India's Third Fraud Case; EMC buys RSA for $2.1B; IBM Woos Chinese Startups; Snowflake's Biometric Security Tool
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Thanks to cheap hardware, the market is exploding.
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Protecting digital distribution with a clickety-clack.
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Protecting digital distribution with a clickety-clack.
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Computer maker debuts portables with wireless broadband technology, improved security, and Vista upgrade path.
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The biometrics industry produces some amazing technology. But just try selling it—or the companies that make it.
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BioPassword can tell who you are by the way you type.
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Biometric authentication vendor completes $82-million acquisition of services provider.
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International venture capital firm backs an Israeli security startup.
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The U.S. Department of Defense aims to gird its bases in war zones and hot spots with biometric technology. That may not be enough.
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Identity authentication startup A4Vision has compelling technology, but can it attract customers?
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Finger scanners lead the biometric industry, accounting for more than 50 percent of the market.
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The identification that you'll never leave home without.
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