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  Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ Android Oreo smartphones are evolutionary, and that's OK

  Publié: février 25, 2018, 10:17pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  The days when smartphone announcements were exciting are long gone. While there used to be new features about which to get excited, the market has transitioned to an evolutionary one. Once a year, we are treated to better processors, cameras, and other specifications. I hate to say this, but it is much like the PC market and its ho-hum yearly reveals. A new Intel Core generation? Yawn! When you upgrade your smartphone these days, you really aren't getting a new experience. While that all sounds depressing, it is arguably a good thing. Look, smartphones are great, and maybe now consumers… [Continue Reading]
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  Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ launch video appears online

  Publié: février 25, 2018, 3:58pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Ahead of Galaxy Unpacked 2018 we already know everything we could possibly want -- or need -- to know about the Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+. A few details and specs have trickled out in recent weeks, but now the company has accidentally (maybe) published the launch video online. The new Galaxy handsets have the tagline "The Phone. Reimagined", and the video shows off the waterproof capabilities of the phone as well as the new DeX Pad. There's also an automatic translation feature, a repositioned fingerprint sensor and AR features. And thanks to an article that was published a little… [Continue Reading]
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  Apple to store iCloud keys in China, sparking privacy fears

  Publié: février 25, 2018, 10:47am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  There are only days until Apple begins storing the data of Chinese iCloud users within China, and concern is mounting about the human rights and privacy implications. A new data center is due to open in China at the end of this month as Apple moves to comply with Chinese authorities. It means that iCloud data such as text messages, photos and emails will be stored in China -- as will the cryptographic keys required to access the data. These keys had previously been stored in the US. See also: OnePlus denies sending clipboard data to China iPhone X bug… [Continue Reading]