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Vulnerability Found in Qualcomm Chips Used in Millions of Smartphones

Security researchers working on reverse-engineering Qualcomm’s hardware claim to have finally found a way in, suggesting that flaws in the graphics-handling part of the processing chain’s software drivers could allow hackers to take control of a device. * Read the full article here

Vulnerability Found in Qualcomm Chips Used in Millions of Smartphones was originally published on iSeeTech

Vulnerability Found in Qualcomm Chips Used in Millions of Smartphones was originally published on iSeeTech

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Amazon, Microsoft and Google Are Breaking Away From the Pack in Cloud Infrastructure

In the fast-growing and rapidly changing world of cloud infrastructure services (IaaS) such as cloud computing and cloud storage, Amazon, Microsoft and Alphabet’s Google are quickly distancing themselves from the pack. That spells trouble for the long list of would-be rivals who typically don’t have as much scale or offer as many features as the…

Amazon, Microsoft and Google Are Breaking Away From the Pack in Cloud Infrastructure was originally published on iSeeTech

Amazon, Microsoft and Google Are Breaking Away From the Pack in Cloud Infrastructure was originally published on iSeeTech

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Amazon, Microsoft and Google Are Breaking Away From the Pack in Cloud Infrastructure

In the fast-growing and rapidly changing world of cloud infrastructure services (IaaS) such as cloud computing and cloud storage, Amazon, Microsoft and Alphabet’s Google are quickly distancing themselves from the pack. That spells trouble for the long list of would-be rivals who typically don’t have as much scale or offer as many features as the…

Amazon, Microsoft and Google Are Breaking Away From the Pack in Cloud Infrastructure was originally published on iSeeTech

Amazon, Microsoft and Google Are Breaking Away From the Pack in Cloud Infrastructure was originally published on iSeeTech

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Amazon, Microsoft and Google Are Breaking Away From the Pack in Cloud Infrastructure

In the fast-growing and rapidly changing world of cloud infrastructure services (IaaS) such as cloud computing and cloud storage, Amazon, Microsoft and Alphabet’s Google are quickly distancing themselves from the pack. That spells trouble for the long list of would-be rivals who typically don’t have as much scale or offer as many features as the…

Amazon, Microsoft and Google Are Breaking Away From the Pack in Cloud Infrastructure was originally published on iSeeTech

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A dual-lens iPhone 7: 3 reasons you don’t want it — and 2 why you do

The rumor mill seems pretty certain that forthcoming highest-end iPhone 7 — either called “iPhone 7 Pro” or simply the “iPhone 7 Plus” — will incorporate the same so-called dual-lens camera technology as we’ve seen emerge in Android phones like the Huawei P9 and LG G5. (Technically they’re dual camera modules, not lenses, or multi-aperture…

A dual-lens iPhone 7: 3 reasons you don’t want it — and 2 why you do was originally published on iSeeTech

A dual-lens iPhone 7: 3 reasons you don’t want it — and 2 why you do was originally published on iSeeTech

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A dual-lens iPhone 7: 3 reasons you don’t want it — and 2 why you do

The rumor mill seems pretty certain that forthcoming highest-end iPhone 7 — either called “iPhone 7 Pro” or simply the “iPhone 7 Plus” — will incorporate the same so-called dual-lens camera technology as we’ve seen emerge in Android phones like the Huawei P9 and LG G5. (Technically they’re dual camera modules, not lenses, or multi-aperture…

A dual-lens iPhone 7: 3 reasons you don’t want it — and 2 why you do was originally published on iSeeTech

A dual-lens iPhone 7: 3 reasons you don’t want it — and 2 why you do was originally published on iSeeTech