Aw yeah, that’s… one… run-of-the-mill strap. | Image: Google Any modern smartwatch worth its salt comes with swappable straps. So it’s no surprise that Google is reportedly working on a number of strap options for Read more…
The Nest x Yale smart lock that was introduced in 2018. | Photo by Florence Ion for The Verge The Google Nest Hub Max is getting an update to prepare it for Matter support (hooray!) Read more…
Posted by Fred Chung, Android Developer Relations The Privacy Sandbox on Android aims to develop new solutions that preserve user privacy and enable effective, personalized advertising experiences for apps. Since our first developer preview, Read more…
When we talk about health and tech, usually the conversation is around newer devices like wearables. But newer isn’t always better, especially for one group of researchers using an old Pixel 4 to screen for Read more…
Samsung’s new Wallet will keep payment cards, car keys, and cryptocurrency accounts in one place. | Image: Samsung First, there was Samsung Wallet. Then it became Samsung Pay. Now, because time is a flat circle, Read more…
Enlarge (credit: Aurich Lawson | Getty Images) A massive flood of malicious traffic that recently set a new distributed denial-of-service record came from an unlikely source. A botnet of just 5,000 devices was responsible as Read more…
Lenovo’s new Chromebook Duet 3 doesn’t work with older USI styluses. | Image: Lenovo A new report has uncovered compatibility issues with version 2.0 of the Universal Stylus Initiative (USI) standard that means older USI Read more…
The Nothing Phone 1. | Image: Nothing Nothing, the consumer tech startup led by OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei, has shown off the rear design of its debut Phone 1 smartphone. “Leaks are harder to contain Read more…
Enlarge (credit: Drew Angerer | Getty Images) Blame is mounting on Microsoft for what critics say is a lack of transparency and adequate speed when responding to reports of vulnerabilities threatening its customers, security professionals Read more…
The Smartphone for Snapdragon Insiders. | Image: Qualcomm Qualcomm, the company that produces Snapdragon processors, wanted to go big for the launch of its first smartphone, slapping a $1,500 price tag on an Asus-designed device Read more…