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Chinese multinational consumer tech company TCL has announced the “world’s first and only smartphone devices to offer a revolutionary full color paper-like visual experience” – featuring the company’s eye-friendly NXTPAPER technology.Continue ReadingCa… Continue reading TCL launches first smartphones with eye-friendly NXTPAPER display tech
Rather than trail wires around the room for a home theater audio setup, Dolby’s new technology pairs a big-screen television’s own sound system with a bunch of wireless speakers spread out across the room – “transforming any seat into the best seat in … Continue reading Dolby aims to simplify multi-speaker Atmos immersion with FlexConnect
5G is poised to change everything: our phones, our cities and the world around us. This cheat sheet provides an overview of 5G phones as well as a forecast of when manufacturers will release new devices.
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TCL officially launched the NXTWEAR G wearable display at Mobile World Congress last year, which essentially served as an external screen made large for a smartphone, tablet or laptop. The company improved on the idea for CES 2022 and has now hit Kicks… Continue reading TCL’s smart specs put a huge virtual display in front of your eyes
Consumer electronics company TCL has announced the upcoming release of a new 6-Series Roku TV in the US, which will be available from August in 65-inch and 75-inch flavors – both rocking 8K miniLED quantum dot screens.Continue ReadingCategory: Home Ent… Continue reading TCL undercuts the 8K competition with 6-Series Roku TV
Smart specs don’t always need to be packed with technology to be useful – like the newly unveiled NXTWEAR G from TCL, which are powered by a smartphone, tablet, or laptop and act as an external screen for that device, one that can reach a virtual size … Continue reading TCL NXTWEAR G specs let you take a 140-inch screen anywhere
One of the big stories from the past few days is the return of DNS cache poisoning. The new attack has been dubbed SADDNS, and the full PDF whitepaper is now available. When you lookup a website’s IP address in a poisoned cache, you get the wrong IP address.
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Continue reading This Week in Security: SAD DNS, Incident Documentation Done Well, and TCL Responds
Researchers are sounding the alarm about Android TVs from TCL. A pair of bugs make them serious targets for hackers, and the TVs have a Chinese backdoor.
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Git’s Large File System is a reasonable solution to a bit of a niche problem. How do you handle large binary files that need to go into a git repository? It might be pictures or video that is part of a project’s documentation, or even a demonstration dataset. Git-lfs’s solution …read more
Continue reading This Week in Security: Platypus, Git.bat, TCL TVs, and Lessons From Online Gaming
By Sudais Asif
A researcher reported ‘extraordinary’ vulnerabilities in TCL Android TVs – TCL is the world’s 3rd largest TV manufacturer.
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