Month: August 2020
Chrome for Android might soon get a handy new password management tool null
Chrome for Android might soon get a new password management option that will make managing your logins much easier. Using the internet means building up a huge collection of passwords – because you don’t use the same one everywhere, now, do you? To avoid the risk of getting locked out…
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Google really loves Microsoft’s Surface Duo dual-screen phone Surface Duo
One of the most senior Android executives has shown off his Surface Duo device, hinting that Google is mightily impressed with Microsoft’s upcoming dual-screen phone. While we’ve seen the Surface Duo being shown off by various Microsoft employees, including Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella back in January, the fact that it’s…
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Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can try xCloud in beta today
Microsoft is releasing its Android xCloud game streaming service in beta today at 9AM, with just over a month remaining until the full launch. It’s currently only available in preview form for Xbox Insiders, but all Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscriber… Source
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Google extends shutdown deadline for native Chrome apps
Earlier this year, Google announced that it would end support for Chrome Apps on Windows, Mac and Linux by June 2020, or for enterprises and educators by December 2020. However, in case you’re among the few still using them, it has now announced an e… Source
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Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra leaked in the flesh, and its camera looks huge Xiaomi Mi 10
Following some recent teaser images of the Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra, we’ve now seen leaked photos of the anticipated phone, and they emphasize just how big the camera block will likely be. Shared by @yabhishekhd on Twitter, the images show the Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra in both white and black,…
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More ransomware victims are paying up, even when data recovery is possible null
The proportion of ransomware attack victims actually paying ransoms increased in the last quarter, even in instances where ransomed data could be recovered, new figures have revealed. According to ransomware recovery service Coveware, data exfiltration attacks are becoming more common and blending with traditional ransomware hacks. Data exfiltration extortion involves…
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