June Wan/ZDNET Another set of flagship phones to rival the iPhone 14 Pro and Galaxy S23 have arrived as Xiaomi has unveiled its Xiaomi 13 smartphone, co-engineered with camera brand Leica and equipped with Qualcomm’s high-end Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 system on chip (SoC), with the Xiaomi 13 Pro battery taking just 19 minutes to… Continue reading This new flagship smartphone has a 1-inch camera sensor and charges in just 19 minutes
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Soon, you can take your meetings in a Mercedes-Benz E Class
Image: Cisco Automakers are building cars that are designed for more than just driving. Thanks to hardware innovations, software integrations and advances in connectivity, your car is now a place for entertainment, conversations, and more. The debut of the new Mercedes-Benz E-Class shows how it’s also now a secure hybrid work environment. The 2024 E-Class… Continue reading Soon, you can take your meetings in a Mercedes-Benz E Class
Hancom CEO Kim Yeonsu aims to rally developers, confident to leave mark on global SaaS market
The leader of one of South Korea’s homegrown software companies wants the Hancom brand to become global. To achieve this, she is seeking the help of developers worldwide. Hancom is a name ubiquitous to Koreans as Samsung and LG. As one of South Korea’s oldest software companies, it is known for its Hangul word processing… Continue reading Hancom CEO Kim Yeonsu aims to rally developers, confident to leave mark on global SaaS market
Motorola’s handy Bluetooth device adds satellite messaging to your iPhone or Android smartphone
Image: Bullitt Group If you want the peace of mind of access to satellite messaging, location tracking and SOS service without buying a new smartphone, such as the Cat S75 or Motorola Defy 2, Motorola has a solution for you: the Motorola Defy Satellite Link, which it is announcing at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in… Continue reading Motorola’s handy Bluetooth device adds satellite messaging to your iPhone or Android smartphone
These experts are racing to protect AI from hackers. Time is running out
AI is becoming a key part of our lives. Hacking it could cause chaos, so the race is on to build defenses. Bruce Draper bought a new car recently. The car has all the latest technology, but those bells and whistles bring benefits — and, more worryingly, some risks. “It has all kinds of AI… Continue reading These experts are racing to protect AI from hackers. Time is running out
NSA says: Do these things to keep your home network safe from cyber attack
Image: Getty/10’000 Hours Remote working brings benefits for employees, but by working from outside the company’s internal network there’s also the added threat that employees are left more vulnerable to cyber attacks. And if hackers can compromise a remote employee by stealing their corporate username and password, or infecting their computer with malware, it could… Continue reading NSA says: Do these things to keep your home network safe from cyber attack
Apple Watch vs Fitbit: How accurate are they as sleep trackers?
My Fitbit Inspire 2 and Apple Watch 7 compete each morning to provide the most accurate sleep data. Maria Diaz/ZDNET There’s a common ailment that plagues me and many others around the world: I stay up too late and then wake up exhausted, and drag my feet all day, only to repeat the cycle again… Continue reading Apple Watch vs Fitbit: How accurate are they as sleep trackers?
7 ways AirTags can simplify your life (beyond tracking keys)
Jason Hiner/ZDNET How many times a week do you ask yourself, “Where did I put my (insert lost item here)?” I know my daily tally is too high to even count. Fortunately, my most essential tech gadgets have built-in tracking capabilities, but what about the devices that don’t? Apple AirTags‘ thin, pocket-sized design makes them… Continue reading 7 ways AirTags can simplify your life (beyond tracking keys)
Smartphone trends in 2023: Here’s what’s coming next
d3sign / Getty Images The history of tech is in many ways one of decreasing physical size combined with increasing compute power, system integration, connectivity, and affordability. Special Feature Another way of putting it: 50 years ago, computers were room-sized, sparsely interconnected via the nascent internet, cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, and were available… Continue reading Smartphone trends in 2023: Here’s what’s coming next
Tesla to recall more than 360,000 vehicles due to self-driving software problems
Tesla Tesla is recalling more than 362,000 vehicles due to safety issues with its Full Self-Driving Beta (FSD Beta) software, according to a federal agency. The FSD Beta software “allows a vehicle to exceed speed limits or travel through intersections in an unlawful and unpredictable manner [that] increases the risk of a crash,” according to… Continue reading Tesla to recall more than 360,000 vehicles due to self-driving software problems