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I’ve pre-ordered a Samsung Galaxy S9+. And for two reasons. One professional, one personal.
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The experts at DisplayMate have bestowed the Samsung Galaxy S9 display with its highest-ever grade, an A+, noting that it offers the best performance.
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By Waqas
You must remember the long and tedious battle between Federal
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A new CyberScoop study shows government agencies are making varying progress implementing methods to secure mobile smartphones, tablets, sensors, wearables and other endpoint devices accessing their networks. However, the growing proliferation of devices accessing agency networks -including employees’ personal devices – is also increasing attack surface area for cyber threats. More than half of agency IT officials are concerned about network attacks from endpoint devices. And while 6 in 10 say securing government-issued mobile devices is a top concern over the next 12 to 18 months, many may be overlooking technologies they already have or own to address security concerns. This online survey, conducted by CyberScoop and underwritten by Samsung, provides a new snapshot of what matters most to federal IT and security leaders in securing endpoint devices accessing their networks — and where key gaps remain. The study surveyed qualified federal government information technology and cybersecurity officials who have […]
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While some tech pundits are complaining that the Samsung Galaxy S9 is just more of the same, I see things quite differently.
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This weekend, Samsung will announce the Galaxy S9, and while many seem excited, I’m wondering again if its time to switch.
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As more and more smart TVs are sold worldwide, consumers should be aware of the risks associated with this technology. Consumer Union, a US-based nonprofit organization dedicated to unbiased product testing, has conducted a privacy and security evaluat… Continue reading Five smart TVs tested for security, privacy issues
By Uzair Amir
Samsung cryptocurrency mining chips called application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) will
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We finally have a good look at the Galaxy S9. Spoiler alert: it’s just an incremental update over last year’s Galaxy S8.
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Samsung’s next-gen Galaxy smartphone comes out on February 25, and it supposedly boasts a reimagined camera.
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