Android OTA Vulnerability Found
Check Point Research has revealed a security flaw in Samsung, Huawei, LG, Sony and other Android-based phones that leaves users vulnerable to advanced phishing attacks.
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OPPO Showcases New CameraX Capabilities
OPPO has announced it will be among the latest batch of device companies to support Google’s CameraX, the new Android Jetpack support library for camera app development.
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Apple TV+ launches 1st November
Apple today announced Apple TV+, the first all-original video subscription service and home for today’s most imaginative storytellers, will launch 1 November in over 100 countries and regions.
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Thrip – Cybercriminals In Space
Thrip has continued to target organisations in the satellite communications sector, with evidence of activity dating to as recently as July 2019.
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Smart Home Devices – Helpers or Spies?
New Zealanders are concerned their smart devices are listening in on their conversations, fearing organisations are extracting personal information from their digital footprints, according to new research from Unisys.
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Cryptojacking and You – 5 tips to keep you safe.
With cryptojacking becoming a go-to, low-risk way for cybercriminals to make money, it’s important for organisations to know how to spot it and, more importantly, how to stop it.
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MalwareBytes: “Your iPhone may be iNfected”
Google researchers recently announced that it discovered malware in Apple’s iOS, the operating system for all iPhones and commonly known as the safest OS on the market.
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QQ – What’s New in Android 10
Android 10 – Build Q – is rolling out on Google Pixel phones this week, with a wider rollout expected to follow suit for other manufacturers and devices in the near future.
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Sneaky Ad Clicking Found in Popular Apps on Google Play
Two apps with over 1.5 million downloads use new method to stealthily click ads on users’ devices. These apps were present on Google’s Play Store for almost a year before being discovered.
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Stutch Data sees major increase in sales and use of FUJIFILM LTO tapes
Stutch Data Services views LTO tapes as having a significant and long term future, despite rumours of a “tape drought” in Australia.
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Two stunning AI products launched by Huawei
“We have been making steady progress since we announced our AI strategy in October last year. We promised a full-stack, all-scenario AI portfolio. And today we delivered, with the release of Ascend 910 and MindSpore.”
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D-Link ANZ expands mydlink ecosystem with new mydlink Mini Wi-Fi Smart Plug
The DSP-W118 mydlink Mini Wi-Fi Smart Plug provides enhanced features for simple home automation and added security, and connects to Google Assistant, Alexa and IFTTT allowing you to create flexible responses.
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Sony launches first AI-based video and display solution
Sony’s new Edge Analytics uses machine-learning AI technology to provide a unique way to enhance and create engaging video content without needing a lot of extras.
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Sony, Kramer & Exterity team up on Bravia 4K HDR Professional Displays
“We are thrilled about this Sony-Kramer integration, it represents an enormous opportunity to provide our shared customers with the industry’s best professional displays, control and automation,” said Aviv Ron from Sony.
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Hands-on Review: OPPO AX5s Smartphone
Overall, it’s a top-notch entry-level phone, no pun intended. It will do all you ask of it, within reason, and give you good service. It is one of the rare handsets these days that still carry the 3.5mm headphone jack, which I really love…
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WIN: Norton Security Premium for a year!
Be in to win 1 of 2 1-year 5-device licences to this comprehensive security package!
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OPPO showcases “Waterfall Screen” technology
New aesthetic and visual experience to offer users ultimate full-screen display, with a near-square edge rollover.
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Mobile Malware Silently Replaces Legit Apps – new findings from Check Point Research
Disguised as a Google-related application, the malware exploits known Android vulnerabilities and automatically replaces installed apps with malicious versions without users’ knowledge or interaction.
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Symantec Announce Malware Flaw Targetting WhatsApp and Telegram on Android
WhatsApp and Telegram media files could be exposed and manipulated by malicious actors according to new research by Symantec’s Modern OS Security team.
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Magna Systems demonstrates widest range of IP, 5G, VR and 360 solutions at METexpo 2019
Furthering its long-term commitment to the broadcast industry Magna Systems & Engineering will demonstrate its widest-ever range of IP, 5G, VR and 360 products and solutions on its largest-ever stand at this year’s Media + Entertainment Tech Expo (formerly the SMPTE conference and exhibition) on stand D42 from 17-19 July at the ICC, Darling Harbour, Sydney.
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Crucial ANZ reveals the future of 3D printing and customisation
If you would like to personalise your PC, try 3D printing parts for yourself. Whether that’s with your own 3D printer or using one in a shop down the road, if you want your PC build to be truly unique, 3D printing your parts is a fun and cost-effective way to do so.
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