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Google buys SlickLogin, looks to swap passwords for inaudible sound waves

16
Feb
2014

If Googles latest acquisition is anything to go by, entering a password could soon be as easy as placing your smartphone near your computer. Israeli startup SlickLogin confirmed today it has become the latest company join Mountain Views ranks …

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