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Microsoft is working on new software and hardware to try and claw back market share in the mobile space where the company has failed to plant its flag.
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It’s no secret that today’s conversational assistants leave a lot to be desired. We spend a lot of time talking about how bad they are at hearing what we say and even worse at interpreting it. But one thing that doesn’t get nearly enough attention is the one-directional nature of conversations we have with Siri, Cortana and the rest. These systems don’t know how to… Read More Continue reading Microsoft Maluuba is teaching machines to ask questions
Karma has long been a staple man-in-the-middle attack used in authorised wireless security assessments and unsanctioned ones, but as many modern operating systems now provide effective countermeasures, other approaches for tricking wireless clients into automatically associating with a rogue access point are wanted. Enter Lure10 – a new attack that, by taking advantage of Wi-Fi Sense, tricks wireless devices running Windows into doing exactly that. What is Wi-Fi Sense? Wi-Fi Sense, enabled by default on … More → Continue reading Lure10: Exploiting Wi-Fi Sense to MITM wireless Windows devices
Changing from one mobile platform to another can be interesting. I went from Windows 10 Mobile to iOS and so far, no major damage is done. Some interesting differences exist in how Outlook for iOS and Outlook mobile synchronize email to devices. I wanted to learn more, so I poked and found out why the differences exist.
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Your daily round-up of some of the other stories in the news Continue reading News in brief: Nokia to reboot iconic phone; AI assistants set to do voice calls; Yahoo, Verizon ‘agree price’
Naked Security writers reveal their secret security and technology crushes – but what’s yours? Continue reading Valentine’s day: what’s your secret technology crush?
…it’s also slurping your location data in the background when you’re not even using the app. As in, “always.” Here’s how to opt out. Continue reading Uber now collecting location data even after you leave a driver’s car
Dell was working on an Intel-based Windows Phone but the project has been sidelined for now that would have been or could still be the future of Windows phone.
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A woman in the UK used Cortana to find the local police number after a road accident but it didn’t quite go to plan. Continue reading Don’t rely on Cortana to make your emergency calls
If you are attending Microsoft’s Ignite conference in Atlanta this year then you definitely want to make sure you have your entire Ignite schedule and other key conference information at your fingertips by grabbing the mobile app for your device.