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This obscure brand wants to launch the most privacy-friendly smartphone ever without Google, but with a mysterious open-source OS at its core

By Efosa Udinmwen published 16 March 25

BraX3 is a privacy-focused, modular smartphone running iodéOS, an open source, de-Googled operating system.

Rabbit R1 jailbreakers uncover huge security flaws, including some that let internal data be viewed by literally anyone

By Sead Fadilpašić published 27 June 24

Rabbit had to revoke multiple APIs in order to fix the issue.

Micron wants a bigger slice of the $100 billion HBM market with its 2026-bound HBM4 and HBM4E memory solutions

By Wayne Williams published 4 January 25

Micron HBM3E 8H is included in Nvidia’s Blackwell B200 and GB200 platforms.

A smartphone with a detachable earphone, what an odd idea? Chinese challenger brand to debut rugged smartphone with integrated single earbud, 24GB of RAM and 1TB storage

By Wayne Williams published 5 January 25

Oukitel WP200 Pro features a clever modular system, allowing for heightened personalization.

New 20,000mAh rugged smartphone claims to triple onboard system memory to 48GB of RAM using a special trick - Oscal and others need to come clean with their hardware acts

By Efosa Udinmwen published 12 October 25

Oscal Tank 1 pairs a 20,000mAh battery with ambitious hardware claims, yet questions linger over memory accuracy and practicality.

Veeam urges users to patch security issues which could allow backup hacks

By Sead Fadilpašić published 21 March 25

Researchers criticize the way Veeam handled deserialization flaws.

WatchGuard Firebox OS forced to patch worrying security flaw, so update now

By Sead Fadilpašić published 22 December 25

The firewall maker found a critical RCE that is being abused in the wild.

FBI warns over new malware targeting webcams and DVRs

By Sead Fadilpašić published 17 December 24

FBI has a warned government agencies to be on their guard.

Fresh OnePlus 13R leaks may have revealed the handset's colors and camera specs

By David Nield published 31 December 24

Ahead of the international launch of the OnePlus 13 and the OnePlus 13R, we've got details on the latter handset.

Europe's largest telco wants to slash the cost of your router by reusing your old smartphone, and I think it's genius

By Efosa Udinmwen published 15 February 25

Deutsche Telekom pioneers a sustainable shift in electronics with the NeoCircuit Router.

Infosec Europe 2025: here's everything we saw

By Mike Moore, Ellen Jennings-Trace last updated 5 June 25

We attended Infosecurity Europe 2025 - here's what we saw.

Ransomware attack on Romanian water agency hits over a thousand systems

By Sead Fadilpašić published 23 December 25

An unknown threat actor wreaked some serious havoc but operations are continuing unabated.

Acer's surprise new device is nothing to do with your laptop – it's a fitness-tracking smart ring

By Matt Evans published 16 May 25

Acer is dipping a toe into health tracking (again) with the Acer FreeSense smart ring.

Garmin brings its radar safety tech to motorbikes for the first time, but I'm not convinced

By Leon Poultney published 6 January 25

Garmin unveils the zūmo XT2 motorcycle radar system, which alerts riders of vehicles approaching from the rear.

Samsung's latest smartphone has a very simple feature that no other Samsung phone offers right now

By Efosa Udinmwen published 18 April 25

Samsung brings back the removable battery with the rugged Galaxy XCover7 Pro, offering reliability and endurance in challenging work environments.

RCS encryption is still months away following major US telecomms breach

By Jamie Richards published 16 December 24

The GSMA is leading the charge after the FBI warned of a massive breach

CISA warns Motex Landscope Endpoint Manager has a worrying security flaw, so patch now

By Sead Fadilpašić published 24 October 25

The critical severity bug is being actively exploited in the wild, possibly by ransomware actors, CISA says.

Ruckus Networks security flaws left unpatched, putting thousands of devices at risk

By Sead Fadilpašić published 11 July 25

Almost a dozen flaws found in two Ruckus products which could be chained to cause major damage.

The world’s thinnest phone was just revealed, but a new iPhone 17 Air leak suggests it could be even slimmer

By Jamie Richards published 4 March 25

Slim pickings

NYT Connections hints and answers for Thursday, July 10 (game #760)

By Johnny Dee published 9 July 25

Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.

In the can: JBL unveils all-new Grip Bluetooth speaker with IP68 and 'drop-proof' build

By Becky Scarrott published 2 September 25

JBL's Grip is inspired by the dimensions of a seltzer can (for the uninitiated, think energy drink – but the one named after a male cow in a primary color).

Samsung drops a new Samsung Galaxy Ring limited-edition color, but you can only get it in one store

By Matt Evans published 14 May 25

During all the Samsung Galaxy Edge hype, Samsung also quietly dropped a new Galaxy Ring edition.

Crying over expensive RAM? Kioxia may have cracked the 3D RAM puzzle, paving the way for cheaper, faster memory — but it probably won't reach the market till the next decade

By Efosa Udinmwen published 15 December 25

Kioxia develops eight-layer stackable oxide-semiconductor transistors for 3D DRAM - yet commercial deployment remains years away.

D-Link routers under threat from dangerous flaw - here's how to stay safe

By Sead Fadilpašić published 21 November 25

An end-of-life D-Link router is vulnerable to four flaws that have a PoC already available.

This Android smartphone comes with a real QWERTY keyboard and a square screen, but will it be enough to succeed?

By Efosa Udinmwen published 6 June 25

Unihertz Titan 2 rugged smartphone features QWERTY keyboard and 256GB of storage, targeting those who prioritize durability over design trends.

Meta may spend billions to acquire promising AI accelerator startup to loosen reliance on Nvidia by supercharging its own MTIA AI chip - but what will Jensen say?

By Wayne Williams published 6 October 25

Meta may spend billions to acquire AI chip startup Rivos in a move that could reduce its dependence on Nvidia.

Ricoh shows off long-awaited GR IV compact camera, but it doesn't look like the major upgrade I wanted

By Sam Kieldsen published 2 June 25

A prototype of Ricoh’s highly anticipated point-and-shoot camera is currently available to view at the company’s Tokyo showroom

Circular Ring 2 unveiled at CES – and it's the end of plastic sizing kits for smart rings

By Lloyd Coombes published 6 January 25

Circular's new Ring 2 is packed with clever health features, and can be sized up using your phone.

This SD card is the spiritual child of the CD-ROM (and the DVD-ROM) as it can only be written on once

By Wayne Williams published 18 March 25

TeamGroup’s new D500R WORM SD card is ideal for archival storage but can only be written to once.

New 'serial' tech will significantly reduce the cost of memory — HBM memory, that is, the sort of RAM only AI hyperscalers can use, but hey, at least they won't go after consumer RAM, or would they?

By Efosa Udinmwen published 29 December 25

SPHBM4 uses serialization and organic substrates to lower HBM packaging costs while keeping bandwidth memory exclusive to hyperscale AI systems.

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