security
Why DVR Cameras Are Essential for Your Fleet Business
Running any business is not always easy. Many people are going into the fleet business for various reasons. Having a fleet business may be profitable, →
Eufy Security Indoor Cam 2K Pan and Tilt review: Full-room coverage with AI detection
Eufy Security recently released a pair of budget-priced cameras tricked out with cutting-edge AI features—the Indoor Cam 2K, which we recently reviewed, and the Indoor →
Fujitsu Tablet LIFEBOOK U939X Hands On
Fujitsu has sent us the world’s lightest 2-in-1 convertible laptop, the Tablet LIFEBOOK U939X. Make no mistake; this device is not for everyone. Like Lenovo’s →
Samsung Galaxy S20 Tactical Edition (TE), a smartphone for military use
Samsung has introduced a Tactical Edition for its latest flagship, the Galaxy S20. The Samsung Galaxy S20 Tactical Edition is tailor-made to suit the needs →
Nokia C2 Hands-On Review
One of the latest entry-level smartphones from Nokia, the Nokia C2, is a sub PHP4K device that was released earlier this month. Running on Android →
New Nest Aware vs Old: Should you upgrade?
The new Nest Aware subscriptions look cheap on the surface but are they really better value? We answer all of your questions in our New →
Android 11 security and privacy changes you need to know
Although Google loves to talk about how it uses the latest AI and machine learning technologies to power its anti-malware systems, Android’s security and its →
Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition comes with Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
Dell debuted a few laptops aimed at gamers but it also has one that caters more to users doing some serious work. At least when →
Apps that track location. Is it ethical? And, how does it work?
Location tracing apps have not been just introduced in the market. They are here for the past couple of years, since the time when powerful →
4 Reasons Not to Install iOS 13.5.1 & 11 Reasons You Should
The iOS 13.5.1 update is a small point release, but it could have a huge impact on your iPhone’s performance. While some of you should install →
5 Things to Know About the iOS 13.6 Update
Apple’s confirmed an iOS 13.6 update and the firmware is in beta testing ahead of a release for iPhone. There’s a chance iOS 13.6 serves →
Arlo Essential Spotlight Camera offers night vision without the bridge
Arlo has a new wireless security camera, but unlike its predecessors the new Arlo Essential Spotlight Camera doesn’t need a base station in order to →
15.6-inch Mi Notebook Pro 2020 now official
Xiaomi recently launched its latest laptop, the 15.6-inch Mi Notebook Pro 2020. Equipped with up to 10th generation Intel Core i7 processors, the laptops are targeted →
Android 11 Beta now available
Google has announced that Android 11 is now open for beta testing for early adopters and developers. Android 11 aims to introduce performance optimizations and →
Eufy Security Indoor Cam 2K review: Advanced features, budget price
This home security camera offers AI detection, smart-home integrations, crystal-clear video, and multiple storage options for just $40. Stripped-down, budget-priced home security cameras are rapidly →
2020 Ferrari F8 Tributo Demands Driver Involvement
The 710-hp F8 Tributo is more of an update than an all-new machine, but it’s still one of the best V-8 Ferraris ever. Before you →
RPP06 WiFi IP Camera Review – High-Resolution 1080P IP Camera
If you want to keep an eye on what’s happening in your home when you’re not there, but you don’t want to invest in a →
9 Things to Do Before Installing iPadOS 13.5
Downloading the iPadOS 13.5 update right now might be tempting, but there are some steps you should take before you move your iPad, iPad Pro, →
Asus Chromebook Flip C436F review
Two-minute review: When you start with a premium portable like the Asus Chromebook Flip C436F, you might perhaps be missing out on a couple of →
Lorex WiFi Video Doorbell review: Onboard storage is the lone bright spot on this budget-priced front-door guardian
And there are plenty of superior options, including wireless models, that cost even less. Lorex is an old hand at building security cameras, and now →
What’s the difference between USB-C, Bluetooth 5.0, and HDMI 2.1?
Making sense of modern connectivity protocols: There’s a jungle of features and restrictions that apply to various versions of popular standards used by millions of →
The source of a major iOS 14 leak may have been revealed
The source of a major iOS 14 leak, which resulted in numerous potential features being revealed months earlier than expected, may have been discovered. An →
Google Chrome completely revamps security and privacy controls
Google is revamping the privacy and security options for its popular Chrome browser with a greater focus on simplicity. Outlined in a blog post today, Google is →
Intel hits back at AMD with new 10th Generation laptop chips
Intel has revealed its new 10th Generation Intel Core vPro mobile processors, providing performance and security boosts for business-focused laptops. But while Intel’s new vPro →
Major Thunderbolt security flaw found in Macs and PCs: Should you be worried?
A series of vulnerabilities in Thunderbolt 2 and 3, collectively called ‘Tunderspy,’ can leave your Mac open to hacking. Security researcher Björn Ruytenberg with the Eindhoven →
New Thunderbolt hack exposes your files: How to check if you’re safe
A new Thunderbolt vulnerability could allow hackers to bypass a laptop’s security and access its files – regardless of your password – in a matter →
AMD’s new laptop chips showcase key shortcoming in Intel 10th Gen
AMD has today announced the Ryzen Pro 4000 Series mobile processors, which not only pack up to 8 cores and 16 threads but also see →
Google Drive gains an important security feature on iPhone, forgets Android exists
Android once again takes a backseat to iOS. If you’re an Apple user who uses the Google Drive app to share files, a cool security →
Eufy Security Wireless Video Doorbell review: Very high-res video and no subscription needed
Strong battery life, high-resolution video, and local storage are the highlights on this front porch sentinel. If you object to dropping $100 to $200 for →