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The software, which interacts with physical ID card readers via an application or by swiping it near a reader, could eventually replace the plastic badges that millions of people worldwide use to securely enter their offices and other facilities.
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Together with Intrinsic-ID, NXP will demonstrate PUF technology on a SmartMX2 test chip with Intrinsic ID's SESAMES-award winning SATURNUS secure cloud application.
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For yes, if you online bank from your phone then the application will be logging that data, pins, ID codes and all.
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Once downloaded, the application links to users' Sony Entertainment Network (SEN) ID.
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And if you're into Bluetooth, the Address Book application can use the wireless technology to display the caller-ID information from a Bluetooth-ready wireless phone, provided you also have a Bluetooth device attached to your computer.
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By default, it works with your Apple ID e-mail address, but you can add as many as you'd like from the settings application after verifying that you do indeed own the account.
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To get one of the Nexus ID cards and zip through airports and other border crossings, all you have to do is fill out a detailed application at a designated airport and submit to an interview, iris scan and fingerprinting.
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