Twitter says Android security bug gave access to direct messages
Twitter says a security bug may have exposed the private direct messages of its Android app users, but said that there was no evidence that the vulnerability was ever exploited.
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In a blunt video posted late Thursday evening, outspoken former Intel principal engineer Francois Pidnoel offered his advice on how to “fix” Intel CPUs, criticized current leadership… Read More
Microsoft is massively expanding Teams meetings today. The company announced via a new blog post that meetings can now support up to 20,000 participants. While that upper limit applies… Read More
Google Chrome is currently the number one internet browser in terms of usage share, and it’s also going to be the favorite browser to a lot of… Read More
We have already provided an early look at how you’ll be able to change default apps on iOS 14, although Apple itself hasn’t disclosed details about this new… Read More
AnTuTu releases Top 10 list of Android performers for July
Although most of all high-end Android smartphones are powered by the Snapdragon 865, some are faster than others in terms of raw performance scores. Although scores aren’t…
Intel has notified the press via email that it will hold a virtual event on September 2 because “we have something big to share.” Given the timing… Read More
Apple posted record results for the June quarter which sent its stock price soaring. Now Canalys is out with its estimates on global tablet shipments that detail how much Apple… Read More
AMD’s share in the notebook PC market is now the highest ever, just under 20 percent, the company said Tuesday night. Read More
Progress on Project xCloud, Microsoft’s upcoming mobile game streaming platform for Xbox games, has seemingly hit a brick wall. Cloud gaming joins its existing Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription… Read More