Apple agrees to buy authentic

Apple has agreed to buy fingerprint reader AuthenTec for approximately US$356 million (€289 million) as the maker of iPhones and iPads looks to strengthen its digital security capabilities.

Apple agrees to buy authentic
Fri, 27 Jul, 2012 - 21:45

Apple has agreed to buy fingerprint reader AuthenTec for approximately US$356 million (€289 million) as the maker of iPhones and iPads looks to strengthen its digital security capabilities.

Apple’s acquisition comes as consumers use their smartphones for more and more daily activities, including shopping.

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