The latest version of Mozilla’s Firefox browser, out now for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android, now blocks third-party tracking cookies and cryptominers by default. First enabled for new users in June, Enhanced Tracking Protection blocks known third-party tracking cookies based on tracking prevention lists maintained by Disconnect. On sites where it is activated, you’ll see […]
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Google says a fix for that obnoxious Calendar spam issue is on the way
Google says it’s hard at work resolving an issue that allows malicious third parties to hijack your Google Calendar with unremovable spam invites. Google posted to its Calendar Help forums yesterday to say that it’s aware of the issue and “working diligently” to fix it. “We’re aware of the spam occurring in Calendar and are […]
Huawei accuses the US of cyberattacks and other ‘unscrupulous’ behavior
Huawei accused the US of carrying out cyberattacks, attempted entrapment, unlawful searches and more. Huawei says the US has “been using every tool at its disposal” including “unscrupulous means” to disrupt the business operations of Huawei and its partners. The accusations, which were made without evidence, come one day after the US and Poland signed […]
OnePlus TV may come with eight speakers and Dolby Atmos support
OnePlus has been slowly releasing details about its upcoming smart TV. Today, we learned that OnePlus TV will have eight built-in speakers with a combined 50 watts of power. According to an Amazon listing spotted by 9to5Google, they’ll pack “punchy bass to fill your living room,” and they’ll be powered by Dolby Atmos. While a […]
Android 10 goes live for Google’s Pixel phones today
Google Pixel owners are getting the Android 10 update, and we wouldn’t be surprised if other phone makers announce their own Android 10 upgrade plans throughout the day. That’s no guarantee of news, though OEMs like Samsung, Sony, Lenovo and others often handle these announcements at their own pace, and all Google will say on […]
LG’s 88-inch 8K OLED TV goes on sale
LG introduced a massive 88-inch 8K OLED TV, its largest to date, at CES in July. Now this is going on sale, offering a viewing experience that makes even the most feature-packed 4K set look outdated. The 8K trend has arrived in force this year, with manufacturers racing to create TVs with a resolution of […]
Samsung’s Galaxy A90 5G delivers specs and super-fast connectivity
Samsung has brought that incredible speed potential within reach by launching the Galaxy A90 5G. Unlike models including the Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G or OnePlus 7 Pro 5G, it’s one of the few non-flagship 5G phones available, so it might be actually hit a reasonable price point. It’s equipped with a Snapdragon 855 processor, […]
Indian workers earning $4 a day are putting together your next iPhone
Apple faces 10-15 percent tariffs that will be levied on everything that comes from China, from smartwatches and headphones to phones, tablets, and Macs. Reuters recently took a look at the company’s supply chain and found a dangerous dependence on China that is going to be very difficult to overcome. In the case of the […]
Apple announces repair program for cracked Apple Watch screens
Apple has acknowledged a flaw in certain Apple Watch models that could lead to the screen cracking, and has launched a replacement program for affected users. Apple or authorized service providers will replace the screen on eligible models free of charge. “Apple has determined that, under very rare circumstances, a crack may form along the […]
Android 10 is likely coming to Pixels on September 3rd
Google is close to releasing Android 10, and as spotted by 9to5Google, two Canadian mobile carriers have leaked dates saying the OS is coming to Pixel phones on September 3rd. We’d treat these dates with skepticism, but they line up with Google’s recent history of releasing finished Android versions in late summer for the Pixel […]
You can once again pre-register to buy the Samsung Galaxy Fold
Months after its massive delay, the Samsung Galaxy Fold is finally right around the corner from release. Now, registration for the Galaxy Fold has opened up in the United States following some other regions. The fact Samsung is allowing individuals to pre-register to buy the Fold suggests we’ll see the phone finally make its way […]
Apple Watch may get sleep tracking as soon as next week
The Apple Watch might include sleep tracking sooner than you think. Sources talking to 9to5Mac claim to have significant details as to how the health feature will work, with word that it might be announced “as early as next week” at the September 10th event. Some details aren’t surprising, but they suggest this isn’t just […]
Facebook is considering hiding ‘Like’ counts as part of new test
Facebook-owned Instagram made waves earlier this year when it began a test that removed ‘Like’ counts on users posts. According to a recent leak, though, that shift in philosophy will take hold on Facebook proper for some users. The change was first noted by reverse engineer Jane Manchun Wong, who discovered the new behavior in […]
Huawei’s flagship Mate 30 arrives on September 19th
Huawei will unveil its flagship Mate 30 smartphone in Munich, Germany on September 19th, it has confirmed in a tweet and short video. The tagline “Rethink Possibilities” sounds very appropriate, as the company reportedly won’t be able to sell the device with Google’s official Android OS and services like the Play Store, Maps and YouTube. […]
Instagram may help you curb DM spam on a public account
Instagram is working on a new feature that will give you the power to choose who can send you messages, based on what app researcher Jane Manchun Wong has discovered. Further, one of the options you can choose from is the ability to receive messages only from people you follow. Spam bots are all over […]















