Collaborate Disseminate
Lacy’s smartphone has been his personal studio since he first started making music. The post How Steve Lacy and His iPhone Are Taking Over the Music Business appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading How Steve Lacy and His iPhone Are Taking Over the Music Business
Not fast-charging compatible. Continue reading Raid Your Junk Drawer To Make A Wind-Powered Phone Charger
Some things we loved last month, from the Samsung Galaxy S8 to the red iPhone 7, and from the tiny wireless UE Wonderboom to the big Sonos Playbase. The post March’s Best Stuff: Flagship Phones, Dope Wireless Speakers appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading March’s Best Stuff: Flagship Phones, Dope Wireless Speakers
New phones from Nokia, Sony, and Motorola, plus a robotic car, an electric scooter, and a 360 camera. The post The Best Phones and Gadgets We Saw at Mobile World Congress appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading The Best Phones and Gadgets We Saw at Mobile World Congress
The Finnish giant doubles down on big Android phones. But also, there’s a new 3310 👀 The post Nokia Revives Its Indestructible Candy Bar—and Shows Off Three New Phones appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Nokia Revives Its Indestructible Candy Bar—and Shows Off Three New Phones
It’s big, it’s new, it has a gigantic battery. Yay? The post LG’s New Phone Does a Bunch of Things You Want and Nada Else appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading LG’s New Phone Does a Bunch of Things You Want and Nada Else
If you’re concerned that your devices will be confiscated and searched, start carrying a burner phone. The post Now’s Probably the Time to Consider One of These Burner Phones appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Now’s Probably the Time to Consider One of These Burner Phones
Call Congress. It works if you want to get your voice heard. Probably because it’s a pain in the ass. The post Hello, Congress? 1935’s Calling—It Wants Its Phone System Back appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Hello, Congress? 1935’s Calling—It Wants Its Phone System Back
Interesting research — "Cracking Android Pattern Lock in Five Attempts": Abstract: Pattern lock is widely used as a mechanism for authentication and authorization on Android devices. In this paper, we demonstrate a novel video-based attack to reconstruct Android lock patterns from video footage filmed u sing a mobile phone camera. Unlike prior attacks on pattern lock, our approach does not… Continue reading Capturing Pattern-Lock Authentication
With a little help from AI, of course. Continue reading How Metadata Can Reveal What Your Job Is