In case you missed events and exciting news from the world of Android this week, check out this roundup of top stories so you’re all caught up with everything Android. This week, an in-development Android 13 build revealed that future Android versions could simplify QR code scanning and include “tap to transfer” media controls. An animation spotted in the latest Android 12L beta revealed what the Pixel Fold could look like, and OnePlus released the OnePlus 10 Pro in China to an astounding response from customers....

It is Apple’s policy not to disclose security threats or breaches until an investigation has taken place. When an update is made available, you know that Apple is taking it seriously and you should follow its advice. The latest patch plugs a few holes in the iOS kernel and WebKit, but it’s not all security-focused. It also brings with it several improvements for your device. What can these security flaws do to your Apple device?...

That’s the takeaway from a recent survey of 693 UX professionals published by UserZoom. The problem with UX is that the user is getting left out of product and UX decisions. That’s quite an oversight. The survey finds close to half of companies are failing to properly integrate user research practices into the full product development lifecycle. Here are the survey’s findings: The user is getting left out of product and user experience decisions....

In the past, manufacturers like Apple kept a tight lid on the equipment needed to replace your gadget’s screen. However, now that this equipment is more easily accessible to other repair shops, it’s much easier to find someone who can fix your smartphone or tablet when it’s broken. But there’s just one problem: As more and more people begin opening up repair shops, it leaves room for bad eggs to pop up....

In fact, some of our staff members here at komando.com have received variations of these phishing messages. They’re so cleverly disguised, I suspect that plenty of people are unfortunately falling for it. As usual, these crafty crooks are sending out emails and creating websites that look like the real deal. Recognizing these fake messages can be difficult to the untrained ey, but we’re here to help. Read on and learn about the latest Apple ID phishing scam that’s making the rounds and how to spot it before it’s too late....

GPS is everywhere. And it’s a bit boring. Apple is now packing “precision dual‑frequency GPS” into the iPhone 14 Pro/Pro Max line, as well as the Apple Watch Ultra. (If you’re an Android user that owns a Xiaomi, OnePlus, or Huawei, you might already have had this feature for a while now.) But isn’t GPS already precise enough? After all, I took a walk today with my iPhone and Apple Watch, neither of which use the precision dual‑frequency GPS feature, and they had no trouble knowing where I was the whole time....

What Is The Difference Between Antivirus And Antimalware? Today in this article, we will help you to explore the worlds of antimalware and antivirus. So, do you know exactly what they are, their use, and their differences? If you do not have an antivirus tool running on your computer, then keep one thing in your mind: simply leave your computer open to attack and vulnerable. Most people know very well that having antivirus installed on their computer is as essential as having the means to view and edit documents, especially with devices that are often permanently connected to the Internet....

Apple is expected to launch the next flagship on September 12, but if you don’t like to wait anymore then the Chinese have something extraordinary for you. Recently, a clone of iPhone 8 is making rounds on the internet. The clone is the mix of design and software that looks very close to what Apple is predicted to take the wraps off in few weeks. The Chinese clone carries a glass on the back, and also shows a vertical dual camera which is expected to make its way to the iPhone 8 as well....

Unlike the Huawei P20 Pro, Samsung’s three-camera arrangement won’t set a new benchmark in the industry which is expected considering the price. It consists of a regular 24-megapixel f/1.7 lens, an 8-megapixel wide-angle sensor, and a third 5-megapixel f/2.2 snapper for depth-sensing. On the front too, the Galaxy A7 offers a high-res 24-megapixel selfie camera which the company says is capable of letting in more light by pixel binning. Apart from that, though, the Galaxy A7 is your usual mid-range smartphone....

Researchers at Lumen’s Black Lotus Labs threat intelligence unit report that ZuoRAT is part of a highly targeted, sophisticated campaign that has been targeting workers across North America and Europe for nearly two years, beginning in October 2020. “The tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) that analysts observed are highly sophisticated and bear the markings of what is likely a nation-state threat actor,” Lumen said. SEE: Ransomware attacks: This is the data that cyber criminals really want to steal Lumen explains that, when the pandemic sent workers home in March 2020, threat actors were given a fresh opportunity to target SOHO routers – or edge network devices – that are rarely monitored or patched by corporate network admins and which fall outside traditional network perimeters....

Although a wide range of tools and methodologies exists, the two widespread fundamentals to all secure enterprise network configurations are the firewall and the intrusion detection/prevention system (IDS/IDPS). A firewall controls incoming and departing traffic based on rules and policies, and act as a wall between secure and un-trusted networks. Within the secure network, an IDS/IDPS discovers suspicious activities to/from hosts and within the traffic itself and can take proactive measures to log and block attacks....

This is a far cry from Q1 2017 exactly a year ago, where Samsung had been the leader with 25.9 percent of the market and Xiaomi had 13.1 percent. Of course, it also shows how dramatically Xiaomi has grown – Samsung has actually managed to increase its market share (26.2 percent from 25.9 percent in Q1 2017), but still finds itself in second place, as Xiaomi has more than doubled its share, going from 13....

Use the Puffin Browser to Play Flash Games on Android Without Wasting Data The method is quite simple and easy and you just need to give a try to an Android app that will let you play cool flash games and that too without using your internet data. So follow the below steps to proceed. Steps To Use the Puffin Browser to Play Flash Games on Android Without Wasting Data: #1 First of installing the Puffin browser on your Android device....

Well, first things first: Make sure you didn’t forget anything else. Tap or click here for 5 essential Coronavirus work-from-home tips to make sure you’re set up the right way. Now, if you want to take video calls with your coworkers or clients, it’s time to either face the crowds at the store (if you can find one open) or wait for a webcam to ship. Or you can use your Android smartphone to take part in all those video conferences, instead....

Vivo has pulled the wraps from Vivo X70 Pro+. The latest camera-centric device from vivo comes with all the bells and whistles, including a ZEISS lens. The current model features a camera upgrade, a bigger battery, and much more compared to its predecessor. Vivo X70 Pro+ Features and Specifications The Vivo X70 Pro+ comes equipped with a large 6.78-inch Samsung E5 AMOLED display offering a maximum resolution of 1,440 x 3,200 pixels alongside HDR support....

The following apps will turn you into a taskmaster, with excellent choices for notetaking, editing files, collaborating with your classmates. Don’t listen to the naysayers who say you need Office—Drive is more than capable of hling most core productivity needs. And you can work right from your Android phone while pretending to listen to that boring lecture. Drive (Free) That may seem a bit much for the college budget, but it provides a lot of value in getting an unruly number of tasks under control....

Although we can’t do anything for the battery of our smartphones for the time being (we did see some innovation with the wireless charger of the Samsung Galaxy S III smartphone), we can enjoy a better signal from our Wi-Fi routers with a few cool gadgets that extend our signal to a wider area. Also, do check out our guide to improve and extend your Wi-Fi coverage. What are WiFi Extenders?...

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To identify, address and manage potential issues facing the business, IT departments perform thorough risk assessments that allow them to prevent technical failures, malicious attacks and legal problems related to loss of privacy of data and transactions. A good risk assessment helps devise plans to quickly recover from attacks and system downtime while improving an organization’s’ security strategy. Risk management is an ongoing requirement for businesses of all sizes. Organizations must consider a variety of threats when developing a risk management plan, including external vectors of attacks, natural calamities or internal threats like system failure and user error....

Take, for example, the things you should never Google. No, this is not because these searches are embarrassing. These rogue searches put your security and your wallet at risk. Tap or click for my list of 7 things you should never search for. Some mistakes ruin your expensive gadgets. Tap or click for 5 dumb ways you’re ruining your smartphone. Looking at you, everyone without a nice phone case. When it comes to your computer, one errant click can spell disaster....