Nothing introduces blue bubble messaging for Android with Nothing Chats
In the contemporary digital landscape, the color of your messaging bubbles has become a surprisingly significant point of contention, particularly in the United States. The …
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In Review: Psync Genie S AI Camera
Tiny cameras have gotten pretty good over the last decade. Not only are they built into anything you could want — from doorbells to police …
Microsoft to block unauthorized Xbox accessories starting November 2023
In a move that has stirred the gaming community, Microsoft has announced its decision to disallow the use of unauthorized third-party controllers and accessories for …
Cybersecurity researcher raises concerns about Internet-connected sex toys
What happens when your sex toy gets hacked? A new post by security researcher Matt Harrigan discusses this very real and arguably comical situation. While …
New Android Malware Evades Antivirus Applications with Novel Compression Technique
In a recent development that has set alarm bells ringing in the cybersecurity world, researchers have unearthed a new strain of Android malware. This malicious …
Cybercriminals are paying $1.2 million for hackers
Cybercrime is a booming business, and the folks behind ransomware syndicates and online scam operations are competing for the best talent. Developers, administrators, and designers …
In Review: eufy Garage-Control Cam Plus
Earlier this year, we brought you word about the eufy Garage-Control Cam Plus (you can see that here) amongst some other new security releases. While …
Apple Introduces Digital Driver’s License/State ID Program in Arizona
Last Wednesday, Apple announced that it would be rolling out the first phase of its digital driver’s license and state ID program in Arizona, which …
Apple Planning New AirTag Safety Features
Apple has recently announced that it plans to add additional features to try to cut down on misuse of its AirTag products. A new problem …
New security breach could affect 40% of phones
A new security flaw discovered by researchers at the University of California San Diego could allow hackers to identify specific devices by using errors or imperfections …