My comment was refused. It this a medium for sales of the technique or are you just stake holders in the company in respect and want them to raise of this articel with cheering comments, only?
Trying once again.
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Imagine 
a hang over = Reject
a damage from the last football game = Reject!
a change of keyboard = Reject!
a nagging wife = Reject
limited time to login = Reject!
and even worse - imagine that you can't login. What do you do?
You try again and again and again and finally you get that frustrated so you'll never again use this crap and change your bank to a bank grasping the revenue key called - user friendliness. Crap!


Imagine 
a hang over = Reject
a damage from the last football game = Reject!
a change of keyboard = Reject!
a nagging wife = Reject
limited time to login = Reject!
and even worse - imagine that you can't login. What do you do?
You try again and again and again and finally you get that frustrated so you'll never again use this crap and change your bank to a bank grasping the revenue key called - user friendliness. Crap!

Have these people never got up in the middle of the night due to the dodgy curry they had last evening and started to type on the computer - quite possibly by the light of a torch held in the mouth to see the keyboard, or by the faint glimmer of the murky screen?

Or perhaps were they have never been on the phone and typing with one hand while cradling the phone in the other? Or simply eating lunch and cruising to the bank account?

Or maybe their missus is trying to log in onto the shared account - and they have try to explain to 'she who must be obeyed' why they can't log into 'their' email account!

Even for what passes for normal times for me I change the pace and keyboard style pretty constantly. It depends if I am thinking about something or simply reading a password or equivalent off a notepad.


sounds great if they actually got it perfect

Did the company pay for the Tolly group? That is bogus.

It works because it's brand new and no clever hackers have even seen it yet. 

But as we all know, it won't be long after this tech's debut that it will be cracked wide open somehow by somebody, and those selling this tech will inevitably be forced to change it to defeat the crack, which will make it more inconvienient for the end users.

This whole cycle is getting tiresome and benefits the common computer user in no way. We need a whole paradigm change to fix everything. Not that I can do that myself, but I hope someone else comes up with something.