Abstract: A mobile terminal according to the present disclosure can include a main body, a touch screen disposed on a front side of the main body, a first sensor disposed on the front side to sense the approach of an object to the main body in a locked state, a second sensor disposed in proximity to the first sensor to be driven in either one of a sleep mode and an active mode so as to acquire a vein image of an object that has approached the first sensor in the active mode, and a controller configured to perform vein authentication using the vein image acquired through the second sensor, and control the touch screen to display security information allowed to access for a pre-registered user when the vein image corresponds to a vein image of the pre-registered user as a result of the authentication.

Abstract: A mobile terminal according to the present disclosure can include a main body, a touch screen disposed on a front side of the main body, a first sensor disposed on the front side to sense the approach of an object to the main body in a locked state, a second sensor disposed in proximity to the first sensor to be driven in either one of a sleep mode and an active mode so as to acquire a vein image of an object that has approached the first sensor in the active mode, and a controller configured to perform vein authentication using the vein image acquired through the second sensor, and control the touch screen to display security information allowed to access for a pre-registered user when the vein image corresponds to a vein image of the pre-registered user as a result of the authentication.

Abstract: A glasses-type terminal including a main body configured to be worn as glasses on a user's head; a first microphone configured to detect a vibration signal through a skull portion of the user in which a voice being input propagates through the skull portion of the user; a second microphone configured to detect a voice signal in which the voice being input propagates over the air; a memory configured to store a pre-registered vibration signal and a pre-registered voice signal corresponding to a pre-registered voice; and a controller configured to switch a locked state to an unlocked state when the vibration signal detected through the first microphone is matched to the pre-registered vibration signal and the voice signal detected through the second microphone is matched to the pre-registered voice signal.

Abstract: A mobile terminal includes a display unit, a wireless communication unit, and a controller. The controller displays a my device object corresponding to the mobile terminal, at least one first external device object corresponding to at least one first external device connected to the mobile terminal with wireless communication through the wireless communication unit, and at least one connectable second external device object in correspondence to at least one second external device connectable to the mobile terminal with wireless communication through the wireless communication unit. The controller displays a line indicating that wireless communication is connected between the my device object and the first external device object when the mobile terminal and the first external device are connected to each other through wireless communication.

Abstract: A glasses-type terminal including a main body configured to be worn as glasses on a user's head; a first microphone configured to detect a vibration signal through a skull portion of the user in which a voice being input propagates through the skull portion of the user; a second microphone configured to detect a voice signal in which the voice being input propagates over the air; a memory configured to store a pre-registered vibration signal and a pre-registered voice signal corresponding to a pre-registered voice; and a controller configured to switch a locked state to an unlocked state when the vibration signal detected through the first microphone is matched to the pre-registered vibration signal and the voice signal detected through the second microphone is matched to the pre-registered voice signal.