Rather, the new Nexus tablet, due to hit the market in the 3rd quarter of this year, will be built in partnership with HTC. HTC hasn’t built a Nexus device since the original Nexus One back in 2010. Focusing on the phone market has been of paramount importance for the company in the last few years. The report calls it an “8-inch device,” which is a little larger than the Nexus 7, while some rumors suggest it’s closer to 8....
The latest rumor is courtesy of Android lice, which offers the first detailed specs a potential launch window. Its info comes from a “trusted source” which is kept anonymous, though the site has a pretty good reputation with its crystal ball. According to the report, the -built phone (it may or may not be named the Nexus 5) will have a 5.2-inch screen with a 1080p resolution, a Snapdragon 808 processor (a step down from the flashy, hot-running, Snapdragon 810), 3GB of RAM, a B Type-C port, a 2,700 mAh battery....
“Try as they might, Russian cyberattacks simply have not had the intended impact,” said Lindy Cameron, CEO of the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) – the cyber arm of GCHQ – speaking at Chatham House in London. “But if the Ukrainian cyber defence teaches us a wider lesson – for military theory and beyond – it is that, in cybersecurity, the defender has significant agency. In many ways you can choose how vulnerable you can be to attacks....
In a new note issued to its investors and obtained by 9to5Google, KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has made certain predictions surrounding Samsung’s latest flagship handsets, the Galaxy S8 and S8+, and the upcoming Galaxy Note 8. The analyst notes that the Galaxy S8 and S8+ are selling “better than expected” in their pre-order period. This has led the analyst to increase the shipment prediction of the handset from 40-45 million units to 50-55 million units....
You will inevitably notice that your laptop’s battery level readings are way off and very inaccurate. It might say that you have an hour of battery life remaining but minutes later, it’s depleted and shutting down. This could mean two things – one, your laptop’s battery is really on its way out, and two, your battery levels need recalibration. Battery level recalibration To have a clearer overview of your laptop battery’s condition, prevent battery level misreadings and false alarms, you will have to recalibrate your laptop’s battery....
Less than a month after revealing that there will not be any successor to the OnePlus X, it looks like the company has silently discontinued the handset. The Never Settle company is sending out emails to customers who had ordered the handset from its online store informing them that the X is out of stock and that it has no plans of replenishing the stock anytime soon. The handset is currently listed as out of stock on all of OnePlus’ online stores across a variety of regions....
In Summary The Enco Buds are the latest from Oppo in its Enco range of TWS, which ranges from the budget to the relatively high-end. The Oppo Enco Buds are the lowest priced TWS from the brand, which puts it in the wars against the budget offerings of not just Realme and Redmi, but also the likes of Indian brands like Noise. At Rs 1,999, the Oppo Enco Buds are one of the most affordable options for anyone looking for a TWS from a “brand....
What is Phishing? Phishing is a play on the word “fishing,” as it is a way of “throwing out bait” to see who bites. Phishing is a method of sending a user (or many users) digital correspondence that appears legitimate but is actually meant to lure a potential victim into providing some level of personal information for nefarious purposes, including identity or monetary theft. The phishing scheme could use email, text, or web page....
The Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL launched not too long ago, but an issue has cropped up that is leaving some owners frustrated with one of the phone’s best features. BuzzFeed recently updated their review of the Pixel 3 that it published earlier this year, noting that the reviewer went out and purchased their own Pixel 3 and immediately ran into a major bug: When trying to activate the camera from within a third-party app, the camera fails entirely, and will not launch again without a full restart of the phone....
The world of technology is constantly evolving. One movement that’s sparked much of this innovation has been the recent push towards Web3, the third generation of the internet. Web3 envisions an utterly decentralized web with cryptocurrency and the metaverse playing critical roles in allowing users to wrest control of the web and financial systems from large institutions and governments. Web3 is also the future for programmers, so if you want to keep up with the job market’s demands today and in the future, the Complete Web3 Programming Masterclass Bundle may help....
We’ve told you how to find out what Facebook and Google know about you, but what about Microsoft? You may have a lot more connections to Microsoft than you think. You may use Windows 10, write with Word, search with Bing, talk to the Cortana digital assistant, or use the Edge browser. There is a simple way to find out what information Microsoft knows about you. Just follow these instructions to get informed....
Good Samaritans Do Exist While there’s no way to always expect that someone who finds your lost phone will return it to you. It’s easy enough to put your information on the lock screen of your Android phone or tablet. So that the finder can get hold of you. If they’re good people, we hope they are. This precaution is elementary, to do. Go to your Settings menu and tap on the Security option....
A report from Re/code claims that Qualcomm will be using Samsung’s foundries to make its next high-end chipset — the Snapdragon 820. The company has usually relied on TSMC to manufacture its chips, including its existing high-end 64-bit Snapdragon 810 chip. Samsung currently has an advantage over other foundries as it is already churning out 14nm FinFET based chips, while TSMC is still stuck at the 20nm fabrication process, which tilted the decision in favor of the Korean company....
While we can’t do anything about the time crunch, we can recommend a few reading apps and tools. From speed-reading boot camps to services that condense those bestsellers into 15-minute chunks, there’s proof here that you don’t need to tackle your reading list alone. Here are five of our favorite apps that can help you keep up with your annual reading goals without scrambling to find the time. 1. Reader Mode Pro While most of these apps bring your books into the digital age, Reader Mode Pro makes the internet look more like a clean analog book....
The Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge are the newest flagships from the company, and reviews of the handsets are starting to make the rounds. Many of the reviews agree on several different aspects, with many of them noting the removal of features like a removable battery and microSD card support are sad, but not deal breakers. The 16-megapixel camera on the back of each handset is a point of contention for many reviewers, though, as some note that it’s better than the competition’s — meaning, the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus — while others believe the shooter on Samsung’s newest flagships trail behind Apple’s by just a small margin....
To start with the basics, these are all open-source Linux distributions. That means anyone – yes, even you – can take RHEL’s source code and make your own RHEL-based distro. Mind you, that’s much easier said than done. You see, you can’t simply pull the code from a Git repository and compile it. That would be way too easy. Instead, starting in 2011, Red Hat incorporated its own patches directly into its kernel tree....
Unfortunately, there isn’t much we can do to stop them either. Many robocall operations are based overseas, which means our ability to squash them at the source is limited. Tap or click here to see why robocalls are hard to stop. But now, data is finally out for 2020: Robocalls haven’t gone away, and they’re more annoying than ever. Not only has the FTC received more complaints than in previous years, but it’s also levied more fines and penalties....
Squashing rumors of Android and ChromeOS merger codenamed Andromeda, Google’s VP of Android, Chrome OS, and Play Hiroshi Lockheimer has said in an episode of All About Android podcast that there is “no point” in merging both OS’es for the company. He further adds that both operating systems are successful and that the company wants to ensure that “both sides benefit from each other.” Talking further about the merger, Lockheimer says that we will see a lot more of ChromeOS features coming to Android and vice versa, but there will be no merger....
Another day and another set of images of the Samsung Galaxy Alpha have made their way to the Internet. This time though, the handset has been directly compared to its rival — the iPhone 5s. From the comparison image above, it is quite clear that the Galaxy Alpha will be even thinner than the iPhone 5S, which already has an extremely thin waistline at 7.6mm. The Alpha, however, does have a slight camera bump, which the iPhone 5s lacks....
The Galaxy Note 7 from Samsung won’t be unveiled until August 2, but for T-Mobile customers there might be another reason to get excited. Evan Blass (@evleaks) has tweeted out that T-Mobile will be offering a Buy One, Get One offer, or BOGO, when the Galaxy Note 7 launches later this year. The tweet is pretty straightforward, saying only that the deal will exist, and doesn’t offer any additional information....
