Day: April 5, 2019

All of that tech is squeezed into a 536 gram (1.2 pound) weather-sealed body that’s slightly heavier than its predecessor, the Lumix G85. It retains the same DSLR form, with a big grip and lots of dials for tactile control. The EVF is also the […]

Un paese in vendita. Esino Lario, 747 abitanti, 919 metri di quota. Abbarbicato sulle montagne lecchesi a 12 chilometri di stretti tornanti da Varenna, nella Val d’Esino. I cartelli sono apparsi nel pomeriggio di ieri: 200mila euro per accaparrarsi il palazzo municipale, poco di più […]

Xiaomi smartphones may have been affected by a serious security flaw hidden in a pre-installed mobile app, researchers have claimed. Experts from Check Point Research said they discovered a vulnerability in an app bundled on Xiaomi devices that could have let hackers hijack smartphones and […]

You’ve heard the story: Exchange your old-fashioned internal combustion engine for an electric one, and change the world. Turns out it’s more complicated than that. While driving an electric car generally saves on emissions, building one is way more energy-intensive than building a regular gasoline-based […]

Xiaomi phones with pre-installed Security app were found to be vulnerable to cyber attacks. The company is one of the largest mobile phones manufacturers in the world and the security flaw could have enabled attackers to access the incoming traffic via Guard Provider app. This […]

Beats took its time getting untethered. The last addition to the Powerbeats line arrived in late 2016, right around the same time as the original AirPods. The product shared Apple’s W1 chip, further cementing its place as part of the company, with instant iOS syncing. […]

It’s that time again folks, Samsung has reported guidance for its upcoming Q1 quarter — and things don’t look good. Samsung is forecasting that revenue for the quarter will reach 51-53 trillion KRW ($44.87-$46.63 billion), which would represent a drop of around 15 percent on […]

Two Chinese software developers are trying to harness the power of open source software to improve working conditions for coders. Last weekend, Katt Gu and Suji Yan, published the “Anti-996 License,” which requires any company that uses the project’s software to comply with local labor […]