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🚨 DSARs are piling up, and manual responses can’t keep up.
With data spread across SaaS, cloud, and on-premises environments, it’s a compliance risk waiting to happen.
Sentra’s new guide shows how to automate it.
Read more 👇 https://thn.news/dsar-software-x
With data spread across SaaS, cloud, and on-premises environments, it’s a compliance risk waiting to happen.
Sentra’s new guide shows how to automate it.
Read more 👇 https://thn.news/dsar-software-x
🚀Evolution X android 16 custom rom arrived any device 😲
🌟Evolution-x v11 arrived
💥 Available for all For official devices and unofficial devices
https://youtu.be/8ntWpli4ZQY
🌟Evolution-x v11 arrived
💥 Available for all For official devices and unofficial devices
https://youtu.be/8ntWpli4ZQY
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🚀Evolution X android 16 custom rom arrived any device 😲
Hey what's up guys welcome back you are watching 4U tech lots of famous custom roms are ready to release there android 16 based builds, in upcoming days they we will release there final version stable versions of there builds.
But one team that is evolution…
But one team that is evolution…
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🧠 RISC-V: The Open Processor Architecture We Deserve
What’s the future for CPUs? Oregon based company AheadComputing are making a bet on RISC-V. Four of the top chip architects from Intel are now attempt to build the “biggest, baddest CPU in the world” - according to Debbie Marr, the AheadComputing’s CEO.
RISC-V is revolutionary in a few ways:
•One, any company can implement the RISC-V architecture in a processor without paying licensing fees or royalties
•Two, RISC-V is a modular architecture, meaning that there’s a base set of instructions and a number of extensions - so that a processor can be tweaked as needed
Note that RISC-V isn’t an actual processor. It’s an open spec without licensing, which means that anyone can design a processor that implements RISC-V and write software for it.
This sets the stage for an open-source processor, but ultimately depends on the company that develops the processor.
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What’s the future for CPUs? Oregon based company AheadComputing are making a bet on RISC-V. Four of the top chip architects from Intel are now attempt to build the “biggest, baddest CPU in the world” - according to Debbie Marr, the AheadComputing’s CEO.
RISC-V is revolutionary in a few ways:
•One, any company can implement the RISC-V architecture in a processor without paying licensing fees or royalties
•Two, RISC-V is a modular architecture, meaning that there’s a base set of instructions and a number of extensions - so that a processor can be tweaked as needed
Note that RISC-V isn’t an actual processor. It’s an open spec without licensing, which means that anyone can design a processor that implements RISC-V and write software for it.
This sets the stage for an open-source processor, but ultimately depends on the company that develops the processor.
Read the full article on Substack
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✨Gemini Space is coming to Pixel phones, and it could be Google's take on Samsung's Now Bar
I found evidence of a 'Gemini Space' feature in the Android 16 QPR beta, and I think it may be Google's version of Samsung's Now Bar/Brief.
Here's what I know👇
🔗 https://www.androidauthority.com/pixel-gemini-space-leak-3569136/
I found evidence of a 'Gemini Space' feature in the Android 16 QPR beta, and I think it may be Google's version of Samsung's Now Bar/Brief.
Here's what I know👇
🔗 https://www.androidauthority.com/pixel-gemini-space-leak-3569136/
Android Authority
Gemini Space is coming to Pixel phones, and it could be Google's take on Samsung's Now Bar
Google is working on a new feature called Gemini Space for Pixel phones, and it could be the company's version of Samsung's Now Bar.
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www.marginalia.nu
Finding Dead Websites
As some of the work planned for Marginalia Search this year has been progressing a bit faster than anticipated, there was time to implement an unplanned change.
This post details the implementation of a system for detecting when servers are online, to avoid…
This post details the implementation of a system for detecting when servers are online, to avoid…
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Fairphone 6 Renders
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Fairphone 6 be more "modular" due to interchangeable accessories such as a card holder, a lanyard, and a retaining ring that makes it easier to hold the device. Various parts will be replaceable by users themselves including battery, front camera, top internal cover, the earpiece, the speaker, the USB-C port and even the display which is a 6.31-inch FHD+ LTPO pOLED. Unfortunately, all of that repairability does come at the cost of water and dust resistance, as the Fairphone 6 is reportedly just IP55 - certified.
The new design will also allow for mixing and matching between all three back plates, making for a more customizable, two-tone look. Buyers can even combine different colors themselves. Fairphone 6 will debut on 25th June worlwide and will be priced at 550€. It will be powered by Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 SoC.
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Fairphone 6 be more "modular" due to interchangeable accessories such as a card holder, a lanyard, and a retaining ring that makes it easier to hold the device. Various parts will be replaceable by users themselves including battery, front camera, top internal cover, the earpiece, the speaker, the USB-C port and even the display which is a 6.31-inch FHD+ LTPO pOLED. Unfortunately, all of that repairability does come at the cost of water and dust resistance, as the Fairphone 6 is reportedly just IP55 - certified.
The new design will also allow for mixing and matching between all three back plates, making for a more customizable, two-tone look. Buyers can even combine different colors themselves. Fairphone 6 will debut on 25th June worlwide and will be priced at 550€. It will be powered by Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 SoC.
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🚨 Android malware is getting brutal:
🔸AntiDot hijacks 3,775+ phones via fake Google updates
🔸 GodFather runs real banking apps in a fake sandbox
🔸 SuperCard X clones bank cards via NFC
🔸 150K+ spyware app installs from official stores
Your phone isn’t safe.
Details → https://thehackernews.com/2025/06/new-android-malware-surge-hits-devices.html
🔸AntiDot hijacks 3,775+ phones via fake Google updates
🔸 GodFather runs real banking apps in a fake sandbox
🔸 SuperCard X clones bank cards via NFC
🔸 150K+ spyware app installs from official stores
Your phone isn’t safe.
Details → https://thehackernews.com/2025/06/new-android-malware-surge-hits-devices.html
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OnePlus explains why Nord 5 ditched the metal frame
The OnePlus Nord 5 will feature a plastic frame, in contrast to the metal frame used on the OnePlus Nord 4. It's basically a rebranded version of the OnePlus Ace 5 Ultra in China, which comes with the Dimensity 9400+ SoC. The only difference is that OnePlus will offer the Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 globally for the Nord 5, a chip that's 2x LESS powerful than the Dimensity 9400+ used in the Chinese market version.
In an exclusive interview with TechRadar, Celina Shi, Chief Marketing Officer at OnePlus Europe was questioned about the rear panel design where she said:
Which basically means, OnePlus ditched metal frame for plastic frame with the Nord 5 because of buyers' preference, which they found out after conducting the survey in all major global markets.
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The OnePlus Nord 5 will feature a plastic frame, in contrast to the metal frame used on the OnePlus Nord 4. It's basically a rebranded version of the OnePlus Ace 5 Ultra in China, which comes with the Dimensity 9400+ SoC. The only difference is that OnePlus will offer the Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 globally for the Nord 5, a chip that's 2x LESS powerful than the Dimensity 9400+ used in the Chinese market version.
In an exclusive interview with TechRadar, Celina Shi, Chief Marketing Officer at OnePlus Europe was questioned about the rear panel design where she said:
While I can't reveal specifics about the OnePlus Nord 5 Series materials just yet, I can say that it won't be in a metal frame this year.
Our design concept for all of our devices is grounded in consumer insight. Following a global survey conducted across Europe, North America, India, and China, we found that our target audience places strong emphasis on practicality in design.
Which basically means, OnePlus ditched metal frame for plastic frame with the Nord 5 because of buyers' preference, which they found out after conducting the survey in all major global markets.
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📞Google Phone's Material 3 Expressive revamp and new call gestures are starting to roll out
The update brings a redesigned interface & an option to switch between the old single tap and new horizontal swipe UI for incoming calls!
LMK if you have it!
🔗 https://www.androidauthority.com/google-phone-beta-material-3-expressive-call-gestures-3569133/
The update brings a redesigned interface & an option to switch between the old single tap and new horizontal swipe UI for incoming calls!
LMK if you have it!
🔗 https://www.androidauthority.com/google-phone-beta-material-3-expressive-call-gestures-3569133/
Android Authority
Google Phone's Material 3 Expressive revamp and new call gestures are starting to roll out
Google has started rolling out the Phone app's Material 3 Expressive redesign and new call gestures on the beta channel.
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Another massive data breach, accomplished by "infostealer" malware, which runs on Microsoft Windows environments, but generally not on Linux - again demonstrating how much safer you are if you switch your computers to Linux.
At any rate, if you think you may be affected, it's clearly time to change your passwords. As the bad guys keep doing bad things, we need top continue being one step ahead of them. Stay on top of your digital security.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/daveywinder/2025/06/19/16-billion-apple-facebook-google-passwords-leaked---change-yours-now/
At any rate, if you think you may be affected, it's clearly time to change your passwords. As the bad guys keep doing bad things, we need top continue being one step ahead of them. Stay on top of your digital security.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/daveywinder/2025/06/19/16-billion-apple-facebook-google-passwords-leaked---change-yours-now/
Forbes
16 Billion Apple, Facebook, Google And Other Passwords Leaked
As 16 billion credentials are confirmed as having been leaked, is it time to switch from passwords to passkeys?
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Jeffrey Peterson - jeff.pro
Another massive data breach, accomplished by "infostealer" malware, which runs on Microsoft Windows environments, but generally not on Linux - again demonstrating how much safer you are if you switch your computers to Linux. At any rate, if you think you…
👆Given this is a cross platform attack. Script kiddies can't really do things like this. This is organized and done by nation states and intelligence communities.
Forwarded from Tech & Leaks Zone
Carl Pei Says Nothing Acquired Essential Just For Its Name
In February 2021, Nothing acquired Essential which had shut down in 2020 due to lack of sales. While Nothing didn't reveal any details about the acquisition at that time, Nothing’s CEO, Carl Pei, took part in a video interview where he explained why he bought Essential in 2021.
Carl Pei revealed that his motive behind Essential's acquisition was to secure primarily the Essential name, including access to Essential's domain name, social media handles etc. In short, Essential acquisition was only done for its name, neither for its technology, nor for its talent.
If you're wondering why it was acquired just for the sake of its name, that's because, initially the plan was to use the Essential name for the company's own product lineup instead of Nothing. Nothing Phone 1 would have been called as “Essential R1” as shown in the image.
Before the name Nothing got finalized, Carl Pei was considering "Stone" as an alternative to the Essential name. However, at the end, Carl Pei still chose to go with Nothing as the name of the company. In the purchase of Essential, Pei says that Nothing did NOT gain any of the company’s patents, but rather just the trademarks. Carl Pei refused to reveal how much he paid for Essential when asked in the video as it will breach the NDA they signed.
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In February 2021, Nothing acquired Essential which had shut down in 2020 due to lack of sales. While Nothing didn't reveal any details about the acquisition at that time, Nothing’s CEO, Carl Pei, took part in a video interview where he explained why he bought Essential in 2021.
Carl Pei revealed that his motive behind Essential's acquisition was to secure primarily the Essential name, including access to Essential's domain name, social media handles etc. In short, Essential acquisition was only done for its name, neither for its technology, nor for its talent.
If you're wondering why it was acquired just for the sake of its name, that's because, initially the plan was to use the Essential name for the company's own product lineup instead of Nothing. Nothing Phone 1 would have been called as “Essential R1” as shown in the image.
Before the name Nothing got finalized, Carl Pei was considering "Stone" as an alternative to the Essential name. However, at the end, Carl Pei still chose to go with Nothing as the name of the company. In the purchase of Essential, Pei says that Nothing did NOT gain any of the company’s patents, but rather just the trademarks. Carl Pei refused to reveal how much he paid for Essential when asked in the video as it will breach the NDA they signed.
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