Illinois residents will be able to show their drivers licenses and State IDs from their Apple Wallet. Residents will be able to show ID in person, online, and in apps at certain businesses and ...

The New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division is expanding its Mobile ID program by launching a new Mobile ID Reader Loaner Program, aimed at helping more businesses verify customers' ages quickly and ...

MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - It’s a big day for the city of Mobile. The city is celebrating the first homes built through the city’s Housing Improvement Program. This first home was constructed by Heritage ...

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Discover the fascinating world of home security with our latest tutorial on creating an amazing door lock! In this DIY project, we guide you through making a secret door lock using a simple nut and ...

The K1 can be opened using your fingerprint, a PIN code, a key, or TCL’s mobile app. The K1 can be opened using your fingerprint, a PIN code, a key, or TCL’s mobile app. is a senior reporter who’s ...

Talk to the palm! That’s the idea behind a growing number of smart locks that can read your palm rather than your fingerprint, and budget smart home manufacturer Wyze has just announced its own take.

The TCL K1 smart lock unlocks in just 0.3 seconds using a built-in AI-enhanced fingerprint sensor. The system learns and adapts over time, improving recognition accuracy with repeated use. In addition ...

Carey Gallagher began her senior year at Yonkers Middle High School in New York this week alongside 1,438 students, now all required to place their cellphones in a locked magnetic pouch. Yonkers ...