We have seen smart rings that can pair with your smartphone or offer NFC functionality, but the dream of paying for a coffee or starting your car with a wave of the hand has remained out of reach.

Token is a fledgling hardware company that just introduced its first product: the Token ring, an identity ring designed to store your credentials and secure your privacy with a fingerprint sensor.

In Token's world, you'll never need to carry your wallet. You won't need house keys, or a transit pass, or even to remember your computer password. All you'll need is ...

A new ring called Token embeds Bluetooth and a fingerprint reader, and promises to enhance biometric authentication with compatibility across a large array of existing technologies. Prior to wearing ...

Look out, Frodo — we might have a new "One Ring to rule them all." Token, a new smart ring, promises to give its wearers a chance to make mobile payments, unlock doors, and ditch their passwords — all ...

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I think your vendor probably meant 16M bit/sec token ring. Token ring was primarily used in networks where there was a high level of traffic anticipated on the network. The downside to token ring was ...

The ring has long been the shape of wearable dreams. Logbar tried it as an all-in-one device that would be the gesture-controlling center of your digital world; Nimb used it as a subtle panic alert ...

An earlier local area network (LAN) access method developed by IBM. Conforming to the IEEE 802.5 standard, the Token Ring access method connects up to 255 nodes in a star topology at 4, 16 or 100 Mbps ...