Newly Discovered Threat Puts 900 Million Qualcomm Powered Android Devices At Risk
Four newly discovered vulnerabilities found in Android phones and tablets that run on Qualcomm chip may allow bad actors (attackers) ...
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Researcher Extracts Encryption Keys From Qualcomm Powered Android Devices
A researcher found a vulnerability with Android's Full Disk Encryption (FDE) on devices that use Qualcomm's chip. In a blog ...
Here’s Google’s Modular Phone Dubbed Project Ara May Disrupt The Smartphone Market Itself
By many standards, Google's most important announcement at its last I/O event was its about to be "disruptive" smartphone which ...
Could The iPhone 7 Use The “Superfast” Li-Fi? Here’s All You Need To Know About Li-Fi
Li-Fi is real and could be coming to the next iPhone which some believe is the iPhone 7. This seems ...
Here’s The New BlackBerry Priv. How Will It Compete Against The iPhone 6s, Galaxy S6 Among Others
For those who may have been waiting for a new BlackBerry phone, the wait is over as the company just ...
LG Unveils Its New V10 Phone With Dual Front Face Camera Along With A new Smartwatch
LG has unveiled an Android run phone that's capable of taking wide-angle selfish. The phone called V10 has two front ...
iPhone 6s and 6s Plus To Feature Next Gen 3D Touch Screen; Tap, Press And Deep press – 9to5Mac
Apple is set to hold an event on Wednesday the 9th of September where new devices are supposed to be ...
This Gadget Steals Encryption Keys And Is “Very Difficult” To Stop According to An Israeli Research
We live in a world where electronic spying is now almost a way of life. Individuals and governments alike are ...
Here’s A Cool Guide To Getting Started In Web Design
Hello everybody, here's an article I cam across recently on web design guide and I thought I'd share it on ...
iOS and Android controlled 96% of the smartphone OS market in 2014 Q4
Android and iOS inched closer to total domination of the worldwide smartphone market in both the fourth quarter (4Q14) and ...
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