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- Motorola leaks phablet Nexus 6
- Apple botches iOS8 update
- Apple ignored warnings of potential iCloud hack
- Linux security Bashed
- Broadcom says people will still buy non 4G Wi-Fi
- Manning sues US army for sex change
- Why smartphones and tablets need to get dumber
- Blackberry goes square with Passport design
- Smartphones beat tablets on mobile sales
- IT as a service makes the grade
| Motorola leaks phablet Nexus 6 Posted: 25 Sep 2014 04:03 AM PDT
According to Nine to Five the Nexus 5 will extend the screen up to a 5.2in diagonal, but the Nexus 6 will arrive with a huge 5.92in display. more» |
| Posted: 25 Sep 2014 04:02 AM PDT
TheTame Apple Press praised Apple for releasing an "update" to the iOS 8 platform so early, but this was itself a cover to the fact that the iOS 8 was really broken, it was also packed with U2 which was too smug to be deleted. more» |
| Apple ignored warnings of potential iCloud hack Posted: 25 Sep 2014 02:58 AM PDT
A security researcher warned Apple in March 2014 of a security hole that left the personal data of iCloud users vulnerable. more» |
| Posted: 25 Sep 2014 02:57 AM PDT
Stephane Chazelas, who found the vulnerability, has named it CVE-2014-6271, but has been dubbed Shellshock by those who like their viruses to be a little more like a Marvell super-villain. more» |
| Broadcom says people will still buy non 4G Wi-Fi Posted: 25 Sep 2014 02:56 AM PDT
The outfit said in July it was winding down its money-losing cellular baseband chip business after struggling to compete against larger rival Qualcomm. more» |
| Manning sues US army for sex change Posted: 25 Sep 2014 02:55 AM PDT
In an 180-page complaint, former Army intelligence analyst Bradley Manning, who now uses the name Chelsea Elizabeth Manning, alleged having been “denied access to medically necessary treatment for her gender dysphoria”. more» |
| Why smartphones and tablets need to get dumber Posted: 25 Sep 2014 02:54 AM PDT
Some of this has led to design problems, such as Apple's incredible bendy phone, but also a problem that the phones are simply too expensive. more» |
| Blackberry goes square with Passport design Posted: 24 Sep 2014 07:48 AM PDT
It said the unit follows the design of real passports. The device uses Corning Gorilla Glass 3 for the display and stainless steel to make it that bit more rugged. more» |
| Smartphones beat tablets on mobile sales Posted: 24 Sep 2014 07:18 AM PDT
Figures for the second quarter of 2014 available today showed that mobile commerce traffic rose by 120 percent compared to the same quarter in 2013 on smartphones. more» |
| IT as a service makes the grade Posted: 24 Sep 2014 06:43 AM PDT
That includes managing customer assets on premises, or using hosting or public cloud services. more» |
Motorola is rumoured to be working on two devices for Google which include an upgraded Nexus 5 and a phablet-like Nexus 6.
Not satisfied with releasing an expensive phone which bends if you stick it in your pocket, Apple has botched an update to its brand new iOS 8 operating system.
Fruity cargo cult Apple's delusions of its own iCloud invulnerability may have led to naked pictures of its starlet customers being leaked to the Internet.
A remotely exploitable vulnerability in Linux has been found and it could be really nasty for those who depend on the operating system.
Broadcom Chief Executive Scott McGregor claims high-end smartphone makers will keep using his company’s Wi-Fi chips even though it is no longer pursuing 4G technology.
A year after having been sentenced to 35 years jail for leaking documents proving US war crimes, "Chelsea" Manning is suing the army.
For a while now smartphones have been trying to load more technology into an ever shrinking body.
Mobile phone company Blackberry officially released its Passport device, which has a square touch screen and a touch enabled QWERTY keyboard.
A report by Monetate said data showed that mobile commerce continues to grow at a fair old pace.
A survey performed by Canalys says that 96 percent of respondents, mostly based in the distribution and reseller segments, said they now offer "IT as a service".| You are subscribed to email updates from Channel EYE To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
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