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Apple Passwords app affected by critical bug — update to iOS 18.2 now
By Amber Bouman published
The iOS 18.2 update fixes a critical bug in Apple's Passwords app that could open up users to a malicious attack.
Only 3 of the top 150 Android apps can detect reverse engineering tool Frida — here's why that's bad
By Amber Bouman published
Frida is a popular tool used by security researchers to examine apps but hackers could also use it to reverse engineer them.
Forget Samsung’s XR headset — I’m way more excited about Android XR in smart glasses
By Jason England published
Spatial computing isn't going to replace your computer, but it could replace your phone...
I tested the Xreal One AR Glasses — here’s why they’re a spatial computing game changer
By Jason England published
The next generation of AR glasses starts now!
How to enable Windows Recall — it's now possible to try the controversial Copilot feature
By Darragh Murphy published
Microsoft's controversial Windows Recall feature isn't enabled automatically — here's how to turn it on.
Samsung introduces Galaxy Book 5 Pro — a new Copilot+ PC with Intel Lunar Lake and a '25-hour' battery life
By Darragh Murphy published
Samsung officially unveils the Galaxy Book 5 Pro, equipped with Intel Lunar Lake, an AMOLED touchscreen, and a claimed 25-hour battery life.
Samsung Galaxy Book 4 Ultra with RTX 4050 is now $400 off — and it comes with a ridiculously long battery life
By Darragh Murphy published
This excellent Samsung Galaxy Book 4 Ultra with RTX 4050 power is $400 off, and you won't believe its battery life by gaming laptop standards.
Best free iPhone VPN app in 2024
By Mo Harber-Lamond last updated
VPN There are tons of free iPhone VPNs on the App Store – but only a handful are safe to use. Here are the very best free VPNs for iPhone that I've tested.
Google reportedly working on smart glasses that can hold prescription lenses
By Scott Younker published
A series of Google patents have popped up hinting at more smart glasses from the tech giant.
Thousands including children exposed in major data breach — names, addresses, Social Security numbers and more accessed by hackers
By Anthony Spadafora last updated
Datavant has suffered a data breach that exposed the sensitive personal info of thousands of children after an employee fell for a phishing email.
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