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For the past few weeks, I’ve been evaluating three smartphones that represent some of the best choices available in their respective pricing categories. Here are some early recommendations.
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Even for a seasoned device reviewer such as myself, the Samsung Galaxy S8+ presents such a wide range of unique capabilities that trying to understand it all up front quickly becomes overwhelming.
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Even for a seasoned device reviewer such as myself, the Samsung Galaxy S8+ presents such a wide range of unique capabilities that trying to understand it all up front quickly becomes overwhelming.
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My Samsung Galaxy S8+ arrived this morning, and it’s going to take quite a while to get up and running with this new handset. But first impressions matter. And the Galaxy S8+ is stunning.
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There’s a lot of software inside Samsung’s new smartphone. But the real story, for once, is the thing itself. The post Samsung Galaxy S8 First Impressions: That Screen, You Guys appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Samsung Galaxy S8 First Impressions: That Screen, You Guys
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Samsung admitted this week that the flagship handset will not include full Bixby personal digital assistant functionality in the US. Instead, its most critical feature, voice control, will come later.
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A researcher at the Security Analyst Summit described the insecure state Samsung’s Tizen operating system. Continue reading Samsung Tizen Security ‘Feels like 2005’
Security researchers have found a crucial vulnerability in a popular chipset used in smartphones that allows for an attacker to launch a remote, Wi-Fi delivered virus to a targeted device. Newer versions of Apple’s iPhone and many of Samsung’s flagship Android phones carry an affected Broadcom manufactured chipset. While Apple patched the vulnerability on Monday with the release of iOS 10.3.1, a variety of different Android devices remain susceptible to the proof-of-concept attack. An Apple security advisory concerning the vulnerability notes, “an attacker within range may be able to execute arbitrary code on the Wi-Fi chip.” iOS 10.3.1 fixes the issue by patching a “stack buffer overflow” problem, the advisory reads. The proof-of-concept exploit was developed by Google Project Zero researcher Gal Beniamini. Google plans to release its own patch in its April security bulletin, but the update will only be available to a “select number of device models,” according to […]
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