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Preternaturally thin and light, the LG Gram 15 was one of the happy surprises of CES 2017. And now I’ve got one in for review.
The post Looking Good: LG Gram 15 First Impressions appeared first on Thurrott.com.
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To coincide with the new software launch, Google worked with LG to make two new smartwatches, the Watch Sport and Watch Style. The post Review: LG Watch Style and Sport appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Review: LG Watch Style and Sport
Manufacturer will pay $2.2 million and delete data to settle privacy-invasion charges. Continue reading Vizio smart TVs tracked viewers around the clock without consent
The biggest threat to Microsoft’s future is coming from the company’s past. The post Don’t Want Windows 10? Cool Hardware May Change Your Mind appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Don’t Want Windows 10? Cool Hardware May Change Your Mind
OLEDs and high-end LCDs are more beautiful—and more affordable—than ever. But as we near the next TV-sales boom, cheap sets may drive the market. The post As 4K TVs Approach Perfection, Cheap Sets Go on the Attack appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading As 4K TVs Approach Perfection, Cheap Sets Go on the Attack
More IoT devices, greater connectivity, voice control via the cloud, a smarter home… but what about security? Continue reading The Spy, sorry, The Fridge Who Loved Me
If you been following Hackaday lately, you’ve surely noticed an increased number of articles about IoT-ifying stuff. It’s a cool project to take something old (or new) and improve its connectivity, usually via WiFi, making it part of the Internet of Things. Several easy to use modules, in particular the ESP8266, are making a huge contribution to this trend. It’s satisfactory to see our homes with an ESP8266 in every light switch and outlet or to control our old stereo with our iPhone. It gives us a warm fuzzy feeling. And that’s completely fine for one’s personal projects.
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It sings, it dances, and it can help you make a risotto. The post Meet LG’s Adorable Voice-Activated Robot for Your Home appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Meet LG’s Adorable Voice-Activated Robot for Your Home
Google patched a critical hole in its problematic Android Mediaserver component that could have allowed an attacker to use email, web browsing, and MMS processing of media files to remotely execute code. Continue reading Google Patches 29 Critical Android Vulnerabilities Including Holes in Mediaserver, Qualcomm
One of the biggest cybersecurity stories of 2016 was the surge in online attacks caused by poorly-secured “Internet of Things” (IoT) devices such as Internet routers, security cameras, digital video recorders (DVRs) and smart appliances. Many readers here have commented with ideas about how to counter vulnerabilities caused by out-of-date software in IoT devices, so why not pitch your idea for money? Who knows, you could win up to $25,000 in a new contest put on by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Continue reading The FTC’s Internet of Things (IoT) Challenge
