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- Google Assistant's driving mode for Android is nearly ready, one year later
- Cloud leak exposed sensitive data from over 200,000 voicemails
- Tesla increases the range for existing Model Y EVs through an update
- UK closes loophole that allowed using your phone while driving
- This $50 app will keep your mind sharp
- Chinese hackers impersonated McAfee to attack election campaign staffers
- Oculus Quest 2 doesn't support Oculus Go games and apps
- Windows 10 is installing Office web apps without asking permission
- Hitting the Books: The latest 'Little Brother' is a stark cybersecurity thriller
- The Morning After: NASA looks at LTE for lunar missions
Google Assistant's driving mode for Android is nearly ready, one year later Posted: 17 Oct 2020 02:52 PM PDT Google promised an Assistant driving mode for phones would arrive in mid-2019, but that clearly didn't happen — over a year passed without any sign of it. It appears to be ready, though. XDA-Developers has discovered (via Android Police) that Google... |
Cloud leak exposed sensitive data from over 200,000 voicemails Posted: 17 Oct 2020 02:19 PM PDT Some data leaks contain more sensitive info than most. Security researcher Bob Diachenko and Comparitech discovered (via Threatpost) that Broadvoice, a cloud VoIP provider for businesses, left over 350 million records exposed online in an unprotected... |
Tesla increases the range for existing Model Y EVs through an update Posted: 17 Oct 2020 01:25 PM PDT You don't have to buy a new car to get a range upgrade from Tesla, at least for the right model. Electrek reports that Tesla is pushing a software update that improves the range of existing Model Y crossovers. The exact gains aren't clear, but one Lo... |
UK closes loophole that allowed using your phone while driving Posted: 17 Oct 2020 12:53 PM PDT The UK is about to make it clear that you shouldn't grab your phone while you're driving — regardless of what you intend to do. The government is closing a legal loophole (via BBC) that allowed people to pick up their phones while driving as long as... |
This $50 app will keep your mind sharp Posted: 17 Oct 2020 10:55 AM PDT Exercising regularly increases and maintains your muscle strength. The mind is no different. Your brain isn't exactly a muscle, but training it regularly will strengthen your cognitive skills and keep you sharp. But just like targeting different musc... |
Chinese hackers impersonated McAfee to attack election campaign staffers Posted: 17 Oct 2020 10:52 AM PDT Google warned in June that state-sponsored hackers were targeting 2020 US election campaigns, and now it's outlining some of the methods those perpetrators used. APT31, a group linked to China, impersonated McAfee (the antivirus software, not its ind... |
Oculus Quest 2 doesn't support Oculus Go games and apps Posted: 17 Oct 2020 10:22 AM PDT We praised the Oculus Quest 2 in our review for its $299 price point, as well as its powerful hardware and much better virtual reality experience compared to its predecessor. But one thing the new VR device can't do that the Quest's first version cou... |
Windows 10 is installing Office web apps without asking permission Posted: 17 Oct 2020 08:45 AM PDT Mandatory Windows 10 updates aren't new, but the latest example is raising a few hackles. Windows Latest, ZDNet, The Verge and users are reporting that Windows 10 is force-restarting PCs to install links to Office web apps that launch in Edge, includ... |
Hitting the Books: The latest 'Little Brother' is a stark cybersecurity thriller Posted: 17 Oct 2020 08:30 AM PDT Back in 2008, New York Times best-selling author and Boing Boing alum, Cory Doctorow introduced Markus "w1n5t0n" Yallow to the world in the original Little Brother (which you can still read for free right here). The story follows the talented teenage... |
The Morning After: NASA looks at LTE for lunar missions Posted: 17 Oct 2020 06:50 AM PDT This week had a bit of everything, but Apple's iPhone 12 series event took top billing. They bring support for a new wireless charging setup, but don't have a revolutionary look on paper. Maybe that feeling will change once we've had some hands-on ti... |
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