The Feature Phone That Could Change Indian Telecom

I had expressed my thoughts on the JioPhone in a previous article, calling it the final piece in the Jio Puzzle. Much of what I had written in the article remains true even now, but we also have additional details available on the JioPhone. I had erred in predicting that the Jio Phone would not have an app store, but it is official now that it does. Keeping this and several other details in mind, let us take a closer look at the JioPhone....

January 12, 2022 · 8 min · 1684 words · Terri Boyd

The Massive Lesson That The 2021 Iphone Photography Awards Teach Us

In Summary The 2021 iPhone Photography Awards have been announced. Rather amazingly, the photograph that won the Grand Prize was clicked by the now almost-ancient iPhone 7 (a phone released in late 2016). In fact, NONE of the major winners were clicked by a device released in 2020, which made us realize something. No, it was much more than that. Allow me to digress for a moment. One of the first questions that often get asked whenever we take a good picture is: “which camera/phone did you use to take it?...

January 12, 2022 · 4 min · 655 words · Maria Anderson

The Not So Black And White Of Grayware

Grayware, as the name suggests, sits somewhere in the middle between purposely malicious and not. At best, this software is annoying; at worst, it can act as an open doorway to actual malicious programs. As grayware apps are unlikely to have been developed using secure coding practices, they leave your IT resources, including mobile devices, open to Internet-borne threats. Grayware, also known as Potentially Unwanted Program or Potentially Unwanted Application (PUP/PUA), is on the rise....

January 12, 2022 · 5 min · 954 words · Scott Heredia

This Apple Tv 4K Remote Alternative Costs Just 25

Although “It just works!” is Apple’s motto, you probably sometimes wish its products were a bit more intuitive. For instance, we found that the Apple TV’s remote was a major letdown. So if you’re looking for a user-friendly remote for your Apple TV or Apple TV 4K, the Function101 Button Remote could very well be exactly what you’re looking for. The Function101 Button Remote looks, feels, and functions exactly as a standard remote would....

January 12, 2022 · 2 min · 341 words · Paul Dubill

The World S Thinnest Galaxy S9 And S9 Plus Case

The Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus are finally here, and totallee has its signature minimalist cases available for shipping within 24 hours. Launched in 2013, the company based out of South Pasadena, CA has made a name for itself over the past few years for its ultra thin phone cases that don’t come with an ostentatious logo sprawled across them like the competition. Totallee understands that you don’t want to pay for cases with huge markups, and that’s why the company specifically focuses on building high-quality, branding-free cases at fair prices....

January 11, 2022 · 2 min · 337 words · Francis Hancock

This Foreign Surveillance Firm Impersonated Facebook To Spread Spyware

The most dangerous phishing schemes and hacks on the internet make extensive use of fake websites to claim their victims. And the more convincing the fake, the more credit card numbers, email addresses and passwords the scammers can steal. Tap or click here to see how cybercriminals are using realistic-looking websites to trick you. And now, you can count Facebook in the ranks of websites being impersonated. Only this time, it’s not hackers behind the operation but a foreign surveillance firm....

January 11, 2022 · 4 min · 781 words · Cheryl Peck

The Htc Nexus 9 Is No Longer Being Manufactured

The Nexus 9 was a popular enough Android-based tablet when it first went on sale, but it looks like it’s the End Days for the slate. CNET has confirmed with HTC that the company is no longer producing the tablet any longer. That would make sense, considering the Nexus 9 was pulled from the Google Store at the end of April. HTC did also confirm that it has a limited amount of stock available on its official website, though, so if you’re interested in still picking one up, there’s at least one option....

January 10, 2022 · 1 min · 152 words · Vicky Melton

The Iphone 14 Could Cost You 100 More

The latest comes from Apple leaker Shadow_Leak, giving us a rundown of the iPhone 14 Pro. So, let’s take a look at the specs. ZDNET Recommends The 10 best smartphones Whatever your priorities – from 5G to an amazing camera – there’s a phone here to meet your every need. Read now 6.06-inch flexible OLED screen, 120HzI’ve heard rumors that the display will be bigger than this. The size and refresh rate here are the same as the current panel....

January 10, 2022 · 2 min · 354 words · Maria Blackburn

The Leftover Smartphones Of M 2016 New Launches From Catel Htc More

The Idol 4 packs a Qualcomm Snapdragon 617, the Idol 4S runs on a Snapdragon 642, which powers a QuadHD display. Both phones also feature 3GB of RAM, though the 4S can store more with its 32GB of storage. The ko Fever is, interestingly, a glow-in-the-dark smartphone. Its chassis features a flourescent layer that glows ever-so-slightly, so you can see where your phone is in a dark room. The Fever has a 5....

January 10, 2022 · 2 min · 243 words · Chelsea Angel

The Most Badass Careers In Computer Science

The most badass jobs in computer science will push the field’s boundaries and challenge you. Consider specializing in offensive cyberspace operations or virtual reality. Or think about making a difference by using computer science to address climate change. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker or chasing high-paying jobs, our list of badass computer science jobs has something for everyone. What is a cool computer science career? The best computer science jobs include software engineering, web development, and network architecture....

January 9, 2022 · 7 min · 1319 words · Kenneth Ramos

The Most Impressive Ces 2019 Announcements So Far

1. Asus ROG Mothership Taiwanese PC maker, Asus kicked off its new year by taking the wraps off the ROG Mothership, a beast of a gaming computer that is neither an all-in-one nor a traditional laptop. At best, the ROG Mothership can be imagined as an enormous, overpowered Surface Pro for gamers. The ROG Mothership is a 17-inch gaming laptop with a kickstand at the back to make it sit upright (since it weighs 10....

January 9, 2022 · 6 min · 1184 words · Pat Blanchard

The New Nubia X Tries To Solve The Bezel Problem With A Second Screen And No Selfie Camera

The new Nubia X comes with a 6.26-inch 1080p screen on the front which has almost no bezels on either side. That’s because the company has skipped the selfie camera entirely and instead, added a second 5.1-inch screen on the back. That allows you to simply click selfies with the rear camera and preview them on the phone’s rear. The additional display can even remain always-on for showing you several details such as the time, notifications, and more....

January 9, 2022 · 2 min · 269 words · Douglas Ortiz

This New Rapidly Growing Botnet Threatens To Take Down The Internet

This is confirmed by the researchers at CheckPoint, who see in this new cyber threat the same potential of ‘Mirai’ to launch computer attacks (as denial-of-service campaigns -DDoS-) on a large scale, but with a level of sophistication and speed of expansion much greater than we knew until now. This network mainly enslaves connected devices belonging to the Internet of Things, such as routers and remote cameras. Experts at the end of September detected a “growing number of attempts” to exploit the vulnerabilities of this class of objects in order to add them to this network....

January 9, 2022 · 2 min · 242 words · Lois Tatum

There May Be More Samsung Galaxy Note7S Still In Use Than V20S

Apteligent has released its tally for new Android flagship device launches in the second half of 2016, the visuals are quite stunning. The most obvious takeaway is that in a normal year a new Samsung Note absolutely blows away its competitors, with a massive spike in sales at launch a sustained sell-through. This year that initial burst is followed by an equally steep decline as people rushed to return their hsets following a global recall....

January 8, 2022 · 2 min · 266 words · Jennifer Liesmann

Thinking Of Pirating The Latest Star Wars Film Breaking The Law Could Be The Least Of Your Worries Komando Com

A title this big is sure to be one of the most pirated films of the year. Tap or click to see the web’s most pirated TV shows. But pirating doesn’t only carry legal risks. It also attracts the attention of hackers and cybercriminals, who latch on to the hype of a major movie and infect pirated copies with malware. It’s an easy way to distribute malware en masse, but is it really that dangerous?...

January 8, 2022 · 2 min · 405 words · Carrie Rudd

The Impostor Scams You Need To Look Out For Right Now

I know I’ve seen my fair share of these scams as well, although mine typically goes the employer and insurance routes. These swindlers not only try to extort money from you, in a lot of ways, but they also make it sound like you don’t have a choice. Although there are always exceptions to the rule, such as trying to get information or money through email for employment reasons too....

January 7, 2022 · 4 min · 761 words · James Castro

The Post 2013 Commoditisation Of Android Phones And The Future

You see, two years ago, almost to the month, the Samsung Galaxy S4 was launched, with quad core Snapdragon 600 processor, 2GB of RAM, a 5” 1080p screen, 13MP camera with 1080p video capture, NFC and loads of sensors. This data point is interesting because it’s still just as capable as anything being launched in 2015. I should know – I’ve got one. This all comes to mind after reading a Register editorial reporting on how ‘savvy’ consumers are being far more choosy and not chasing after the very latest specs and 2015 trends....

January 7, 2022 · 5 min · 865 words · Brandon Spaniel

These 5 Tech Tricks Will Make Your Life Easier Spoiler Alert Getting The Highest Zestimate Takes Work Komando Com

If you signed up to shop for this year’s Prime Day sales, don’t miss out on all the perks that come with your membership. Tap or click for my favorite hidden Prime benefits, including free, unlimited full-resolution photo storage and 5 GB of video storage. Of course, freebies are always great. We regularly round up all the tech upgrades you can get without paying a dime. Tap or click for 15 freebies you’ll use anything from free office software to free audiobooks....

January 7, 2022 · 5 min · 1045 words · Lynn Lucy

This Ai Powered Device Tracks You Or Your Horse While You Create Video Content

Was I ever wrong. The device in question is called the Pivo Pod Active, which sells for $139.99. What is the Pivo Pod Active? It’s an AI-powered device that uses either an Android or iOS app to track and follow your face (or body, depending on how you set it up) while you create video content. I’ve been skeptical about such devices because I’ve experienced a number of them that really failed to deliver....

January 7, 2022 · 4 min · 665 words · Madge Lambert

This Malware Steals User Data Then Plays Hide And Seek

The new concern of cybersecurity professionals is named as Xavier. We speak of a virus that executes remote code in order to steal passwords and other private data, showing special interest in those related to online payment gateways and banking applications, but also in the identity of the user and in information about the SIM and the Phone model. It is the app whose developers themselves have introduced Xavier into the code of their applications, thinking that it was a legitimate service to provide ads with which to monetize their software....

January 7, 2022 · 2 min · 241 words · Armando Powell