Author: Zach_Wilson
Hipstamatic’s new app collects everyone’s party photos for you
Hipstamatic’s new Party! Disposable Camera app is designed to digitally replicate the experience of guests snapping candid photos at a wedding or other event using a disposable film camera. There are no film development fees afterward, but it’s only free if your guest list is no larger than five people. At…
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Google revamps cloud security with Mandiant Managed Defense threat detection
Google Cloud users in the United States are getting a host of upgraded security features that should make the platform more resilient to cyberattacks. The company announced Mandiant’s Managed Defense for Google Security Operations is now available in the country, offering users real-time threat detection and response. The threat hunting…
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Want to try an early look at Apple Intelligence? Apple just dropped the public betas for your iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Just hours before the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max are set to launch officially, Apple is about to make it much easier to give Apple Intelligence a go, well at least the features that are currently in beta, like Writing Tools and…
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HP beware! World’s largest PC company launches intriguing mono laser printer but doesn’t want to sell it outside China yet — Lenovo’s Elephant is compact, has cheap consumables and is super affordable
Lenovo has launched the Xiaoxin Elephant, a compact monochrome laser printer designed for both home and office use. Currently available only in China, the printer offers a range of features at an affordable price of 1,299 yuan ($183) on JD.com. The Xiaoxin Elephant is more than just a black and…
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Windows 11’s new ‘Recommendations & Offers’ page might give you more say over what ads you see, but probably not enough to make you happy
Microsoft is currently testing a change for Windows 11’s Settings app that concerns recommended and promoted content – ads, in short – and surprisingly, it’s an idea that won’t make you wince. Windows Latest spotted that in preview builds of Windows 11 (in the Beta and Canary channels specifically), there’s…
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Legacy IT infrastructure hosted Chinese spies inside a US engineering firm for months
Chinese state-sponsored hackers were snooping around a US-based global engineering firm for months, trying to steal classified information, blueprints, login credentials, and other sensitive data. An exclusive report by The Register, discussed the news with John Dwyer, Director of Security Research at Binary Defense, a managed detection and response firm…
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