Month: December 2022
5G will reach one billion subscribers this year
Audio player loading… New research from Ericsson expects 5G subscriptions on smartphones to reach one billion by the end of 2022, with providers driving adoption despite geopolitical and economic uncertainty. By 2028, the number of 5G subscriptions will pass five billion, according to Ericsson’s report (opens in new tab), which…
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Nvidia’s melted power cables are an Nvidia problem, PCI standards body suggests
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Bizarre SiriusXM code flaw accused of unlocking smart vehicles
Audio player loading… UPDATE: A spokesperson for SiriusXM Connected Vehicle Services has told TechRadar Pro that the flaw was reported through its bug bounty program and fixed within 24 hours of the initial report. A code flaw that could have been exploited to allow criminals access to connected vehicles has…
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A rather bizarre SiriusXM code flaw could unlock your smart vehicle
Audio player loading… A code flaw that allowed criminals to steal cars over the internet has now been fixed, according to reports, with owners urged to update their systems immediately. The flaw was found in Connected Vehicle Services, a software suite offering a slew of features such as automatic crash…
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This new Windows malware scans your phone to steal data
Audio player loading… Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new malware strain for Windows that’s capable of stealing sensitive data from any connected device, including mobile phones, and is apparently being used by groups connected to the North Korean government. Experts from ESET said to have stumbled upon a previously unknown…
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Nvidia RTX 6000 GPU price leak confirms your worst fears
Audio player loading… Nvidia’s RTX 6000 is set for release very shortly – but a leak suggests the graphics card could top $8,000. According to VideoCardz (opens in new tab), the GPU has already been spotted on several US retailers, with prices ranging from $7,378 to $8,210. And even for…
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