Sector Guide
OneSpan launches cloud-configurable personal security devices
“OneSpan’s latest cloud-connected DIGIPASS CX devices address the threat of identity and credential theft.
“The devices support the use of high-security fingerprint biometrics and other methods, to ensure the integrity of authentication in high-value transactions and agreements. “Select from multiple authentication protocols – including the OneSpan secure Digipass protocol and industry standard FIDO2 and OATH.
Specs: High-security fingerprint biometrics, Select from multiple authentication protocols, DIGIPASS CX devices can be updated even after they have been deployed and distributed
Contact: OneSpan
New Plug to Record iPhone and Android Wireless Microphone
“The Lark C1 wireless microphone system from Hollyland Technology simply plugs into a mobile phone to record audio, and playback without unplugging. With a range of up to 650ft (200m), you can record audio without interruption, because the transmitter (TX) and receiver (RX) are usable while charging, and the receiver can be connected to a power source to charge your phone during operation. This product is available in an iOS version with Lightning connector on the receiver (with one or two transmitters) and an Android version with USB-C connector on the receiver (with two transmitters).
“The transmitters can be clipped onto clothing like a wireless lavalier microphone, for professional vocal recording. The system’s 48kHz/16 bit sound capture gives incredibly rich details from all directions, delivering Hi-Fi sound quality from 20 Hz right up to 20kHz. In the iOS version, the MFi-certified
Specs: Lightning interface, advanced audio processing algorithms, Active Noise Cancellation
Contact: Hollyland Technology
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