All signs point to a new iPhone SE coming soon, and now we may have our first look at the unreleased smartphone.
Czech Apple blog LetemSvetemApplem (via 9to5Mac) published photos of what it claims might be the rumored second-generation iPhone SE or “…
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Android P might rip off the iPhone X’s gesture controls
The endless cycle of Android copying iOS and vice versa doesn’t look like it’s ending anytime soon.
In an blog post on the official Android Developers Blog, Google accidentally included a screenshot of a navigation bar interface that ditches the well…
Panera Bread exposed millions of customer records because LOL security
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Here’s your daily reminder there’s no such thing as true security.
Panera Bread, the beloved St. Louis-based bakery chain, is the latest company to show how much it doesn’t care about protecting customer data.
The food chain’s website reportedly left its customers’ personal data completely exposed for anyone to scoop up.
Data including “names, email and physical addresses, birthdays and the last four digits of the customer’s credit card number” were leaked online according to cybersecurity expert Brian Krebs, who helped publicize the news. Read more…
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Facebook and Google will stop at nothing to squash leaks
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Google and Facebook aren’t just spying on their users.
The two tech behemoths are known for all the creepy ways they pry into the lives of those using their products, but it’s an entirely different group of people who today will be looking over their collective shoulders: their employees.
A March 16 story by The Guardian‘s Olivia Solon makes this clear, describing the great lengths to which Facebook and Google will go in order to find and punish any worker who dares to leak information to the press — or just step out of line in any way, generally. Read more…
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OnePlus 6 could come with an iPhone X-like notch in its screen
Everyone’s favorite phone startup, OnePlus, is gearing up for another flagship Android phone launch very soon.
Despite not showing up to Mobile World Congress, the company still managed to steal some attention from the year’s largest mobile tech conf…
Beware! Slack leaks are the new email leaks
When Amy Pascal’s ruthless emails leaked in the infamous Sony hack, friends of mine who worked in the entertainment industry were less than shocked, recalling that her emails just reflected how everyone speaks, and how deals get made, in Hollywood.&#…
View More Beware! Slack leaks are the new email leaksApple is none too pleased with seeing leaked iPhone source code on GitHub
Apple’s legal team has been busy.
Less than 24 hours after Motherboard reported that a leaked version of some iPhone source code was posted to GitHub, the iBoot files in question have been pulled down and replaced with a Digital Millennium Copy…
DJI’s new foldable drone is coming, and we just learned almost everything about it
DJI is set to unveil a new consumer drone on Jan. 23, but a leak appears to have already spoiled the announcement.
The new drone is purportedly called the “Mavic Air,” and looks to be a cross between DJI’s ultra compact and foldable Mavic Pro a…
Samsung’s Galaxy S9 could be in your hands by mid-March
Details on Samsung’s Galaxy S9 are starting to crystallize.
At CES 2018 Samsung’s mobile chief DJ Koh confirmed the company’s next flagship Android phone will be announced at next month’s Mobile World Congress, and now we may know exactly when …