Fujitsu may incorporate its palm scanners in smartphones as a means of verifying a user’s identity. Fujitsu demonstrates a prototype 12.5-inch tablet with a stamp-sized palm-vein authentication ...

While others obsess over fingers, Fujitsu wants your palms instead. Going against the flow, it plans to employ palm-vein scanning on smartphones in the future. The company, who is one of its few ...

today announced the rebranding of its scanners from Fujitsu to Ricoh. Changes will appear on packaging, documentation, and printed on the devices over the next few months; beyond that, it is ...

Mr Pornchai says Fujitsu's market advantage in scanners has narrowed in recent years amid fierce competition. ICT solutions and product provider Fujitsu Thailand Co will reach out to customers ...

Many of you have been following our coverage of Fujitsu’s decision to effectively drop support for some of its older but still popular ScanSnap scanners by not updating the ScanSnap Manager software ...

With the announcement, Fujitsu said it is hoping to capitalize on what it sees as a broadening channel for its workgroup and departmental scanners, where it has been a clear leader in a market ...