Tag: mobile
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PUBG MOBILE rolls out Version 1.5 with Tesla cars, new firearms, and Auto-Parachute among other upgrades
PUBG MOBILE’s latest update has arrived, letting players explore the Tesla Gigafactory and fight to be the last one standing using tons of new high-tech gear in your arsenal. The insanely popular battle royale is running Mission Ignition until September 6th, so players can take their sweet time and enjoy all the biggest improvements in…
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Battlegrounds Mobile India BAn?,Coca Cola Vs Virgin Cola,Zerodha,Funding News,Reliance Retail
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Flutter vs React Native – Which is Better for Custom Cross – Platform Mobile App Development?
With a rapidly increasing adoption rate, primarily in emerging markets, the future of mobile apps is bright. As per reports by appannie.com in 2019, around 204 billion apps were downloaded worldwide from all app stores. The report indicated that the worldwide download rate had increased by around 45% in the last three years. Several areas…
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A week in security (March 2 – 8)
Last week at Malwarebytes Labs, we ended part 1 of our series on kid custody , requested how law enforcement can manage cybercriminals, also took a trip down the memory lane of ethical panic. We also looked at the positives and pitfalls of VPNs and analyzed our own progress in the fight against stalkerware, spyware,…
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Homeland Security is walking back its plans to use facial recognition on US citizens traveling internationally
Bill O’Leary/The Washington Post Through Getty Image The Department of Homeland Security will not require traveling US citizens to participate in a recognition screeningthat the agency announced Wednesday. The announcement reverses a DHS proposal last week that could have mandated that all US citizens have their faces when traveling internationally. Recognition scanning is a requirement…
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Google to pay security researchers who find Android apps and Chrome extensions misusing user data
Google stated it will pay security researchers that find “verifiably and unambiguous evidence” of information abuse with its own platforms. It’s part of the firm ’s efforts to catch those who misuse user information accumulated through Android apps or Chrome extensions — to prevent its own version of a scandal like Cambridge Analytica, which saw…
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Hackers to stress-test Facebook Portal at hacking contest
Hackers will soon be able to stress-test that the Facebook Portal at the annual Pwn2Own hacking contest, following the debut of the societal media giant’s debut hardware device last year. Pwn2Own is one of the largest hacking contests on earth, where exhibit and security investigators descend to locate their exploits for vulnerabilities such as automobiles…
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New leaked pictures show Motorola’s upcoming foldable Razr in full
We are not entirely sure who the Motorola Razr is for, but it’s without a doubt one of the most fascinating phones of 2019. Rumors of a foldable Razr happen to be floating about since last summer, and this weekend, a Weibo user going by sunniton shared what appear to be marketing photographs of their…
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The new era in mobile
Joe Apprendi Contributor Joe Apprendi is a general partner at Revel Partners. More articles by this contributor Big data’s humble beginnings A future controlled by autonomous vehicles (AVs) is, for many experts, a foregone conclusion. Declarations that the car will turn into the next living room are almost as however, they are imprecise. Within our…