Do you get bored to enter and select your username and then enter a password to every time you login? Not in old versions of windows but also in newly Windows 7. Why has there not been a built-in Windows feature to change the way of users login to Windows? Every new version of Windows brings improvements over its previous versions like interface, desktop customization, handling files, or security but why the Welcome Screen and the way users login still unchanged. Don't worry we've an alternative to traditional Windows login which known as Luxand Blink. It provides its users with a different way i.e. through facial recognition to login to Windows.
Luxand Blink starts running after the computer starts up but before it has logged on to any account. We can then look into the webcam and have our face recognized by the application. It uses its advance image recognition algorithms to recognize our face. Such is the competence of this application, that whether the lighting is different or our hair are different, Luxand Blink will still recognize our face and log us in.
Improved Security: No one remembers those long, complex passwords demanded by your corporate security policy? They don’t have to! With Blink!, users sign into their accounts by simply looking at a webcam. There are no false positives and no delays in letting authorized users into their accounts.
Catch Identity Thieves: Blink! provides additional security benefits by making it simpler to computer users to automatically unlock their PCs by simply looking into a webcam. Stolen passwords are becoming less of an issue as Blink! photographs and timestamps users every time they log in, no matter whether they use a password or biometric sign-in. Journaling account logins helps identify hijacked accounts and find out about who logged in using stolen credentials.
Supported OS: Windows Vista and Seven 32bit only.
Luxand Blink is a completely free application which comptable with 32 bit and 64 bit versions of Windows Vista and Windows 7. You need a webcam to be installed in the computer.
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