security
Google’s Chrome 79 will warn you if your password has been stolen—or will be
Most of the new features are built-in. Google usually bundles more than a few new features with each iteration of its browser, and Chrome 79 →
Google first ‘Pixel feature drop’ enhances Photos, Call Screen, Duo, RAM
Drop it like its hot. When the Pixel phone landed in 2016, the promise was that the handset would be continuously updated, not just with →
EZVIZ C1C Indoor Wi-Fi Camera review: a full-featured budget security camera
For just $20, you get solid security in a simple package. Though the general trend for DIY security cameras is to grow increasingly advanced and →
Windows 10 Mobile is finally dead: How to take your data and move on
If you’re thinking about buying a Microsoft Surface Duo, you’ll need to migrate your data from Windows 10 Mobile to Android. At last long last, →
Samsung Galaxy S10 users won’t have to wait much longer for Android 10
There’s strong evidence that owners of Samsung’s flagship handset will not have to rely on the previous version of Android for too much longer. Samsung’s →
HP Elite Dragonfly Review
Business never looked so good “This doesn’t look like a business laptop.” “Really? This is a 2-in-1?” If my colleagues’ comments have taught me anything, →
Apple speaks out on iPhone 11 Pro location controversy
Apple has explained why the iPhone 11 Pro appears to be leaking the user’s location data, even when they’d explicitly denied the phone and its apps →
Qualcomm’s big new fingerprint sensor is a huge improvement: Hands-on
As anybody who has tried an in-display fingerprint sensor will have discovered, not all biometrics are created equal, and Qualcomm is hoping its new 3D →
iPhone 11 may be leaking location data – even if you’ve blocked it
Apple’s iPhone 11 Pro handset is attempting to collect location data from users, even when they have the settings turned off, according to a noted security researcher. →
iPhone 12 Touch ID: Ultrasonic fingerprint sensor tipped for 2020
If you’re one of the iPhone lovers praying for the return of the Touch ID fingerprint sensors alongside Face ID, then the evidence is certainly →
TP-Link Kasa Spot KC100 Indoor Security Camera Review
For this price, you can’t beat it! What is the TP-Link Kasa Spot KC100 Indoor Security Camera? Many Cloud and Security cameras have graced AVForums →
Linux phones need to succeed and it isn’t just about privacy
Android and iOS may be the mobile platforms today but there have always been attempts to push other horses into the race. Most of them →
Ring Spotlight Cam review: Battery-powered security
Ring is best known for the Video Doorbell – and you don’t have to walk too far down any suburban street to spot one of →
Wyze Cam is about to lose Person Detection, but it’ll return soon
Wyze, the company behind a growing line of inexpensive home security products, has revealed that its Wyze Cam security cameras will soon lose access to →
Lenovo ThinkPad L490 review – it’s all about security and durability
The latest ThinkPad L490 shows off with its supreme durability and security features, as well as long battery life and according to Lenovo “versatility at →
OnePlus personal info security breach: Here’s what you need to know
Today the OnePlus Security Team notified their official OnePlus forum community that a security breach occurred. This breach occurred at some point in the OnePlus →
Sticker-Eye Wire-Free AI Smart Home Camera review: Wire free, subscription free, and hassle free
Sticker Eye eliminates many of the bothersome aspects of camera ownership without sacrificing the security. If you’ve ever threaded a couple yards of power cable →
Digital Camera Image Sensor Technology Guide
We explain the camera sensor technology used in todays digital cameras and smartphones, from CCD sensors to CMOS sensors, BSI, or Back Side Illumination, what →
Roboform Everywhere review: Solid password security
One of the earliest password managers, Roboform Everywhere doesn’t quite have the cachet that its longevity would suggest. Despite its age, it lacks much of →
Arlo Pro 3 (two-pack) review: 2K video, motion tracking, and more highlight the latest Arlo security camera
Despite the fact that Arlo’s flagship Ultra camera was pulled from Best Buy for a time because of various performance problems, it ultimately became another winner for the Netgear →
Chrome OS will soon let you know when your Chromebook is about to die
It’s always tough saying goodbye. It’s also tough when your trusted Chromebook stops receiving auto updates abruptly and you had no idea that deadline was →
Best antivirus for Mac: Protect yourself from malicious software
Macs may be attacked less often than other platforms, but they’re not invincible. Macs may be a far less tempting target for malware and viruses, →
Microsoft’s Windows 10 November 2019 Update goes live, but you have to seek it out
A more robust Windows 10 feature release, known as 20H1, is due in 2020. Microsoft began rolling out the Windows 10 November 2019 Update to →
Apple could introduce Touch ID to the Apple Watch for even more security
The next iteration of the Apple Watch could come with Touch ID thanks to relocated antennas, according to a patent published last week. The patent →
Netatmo Smart Indoor Camera review
Smart security cameras are increasingly popular, with more of us taking an interest in what happens in our home when we’re not around – as →
Ring Indoor Cam Review: It comes up short
The Ring Indoor Cam is one of the tiniest smart security cameras on the market at only 1.81 in. x 1.81 in. x 2.95 in. →
Blurams Dome Pro review: Advanced security features at an affordable price
This pan-and-tilt camera makes facial recognition, motion tracking, and other AI-driven capabilities accessible to modest budgets. The Blurams Dome Pro (model AC30) pan-and-tilt indoor camera →
The Best Smart Home Cameras of 2019: KEEP A WATCHFUL EYE
This is our definitive guide to the best smart home cameras of 2019. It explores everything you need to know before buying a smart home →
Alexa and Google Assistant hacks let eavesdropping smart speakers do voice phishing
Smart speakers like Amazon Echo or Google Home can certainly be useful tools, but along with that usefulness also comes a number of security concerns. →
Samsung gives Note 10 and S10 security advice as it preps fingerprint fix
By now, you’ve probably heard of a worrying flaw with the ultrasonic fingerprint readers present in the Galaxy S10 and the Galaxy Note 10. When →