Google's Next version of Android may add Fingerprint Authentication.

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ANDROID  SMARTPHONE  FINGERPRINT  RECOGNITION



Your next Android smartphone will very likely come with fingerprint recognition.

As with the very top iPhone and Samsung Galaxy mobiles, users of Google’s upcoming Nexus line and other flagship devices will have the capacity to authenticate their payments and web services with just the touch of a fingertip.

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