AT&T has started pushing out a new update to Samsung's Galaxy S series flagship smartphones from last year. The update - arriving as version G930AUCS4BQJ2 for the S7 and G935AUCS4BQJ2 for the S7 edge - includes October security patch. In addition to the latest security fixes, the update also brings along fix for the BlueBorne vulnerability, which allows a remote attacker to take control of devices via Bluetooth, even if they're not set in discoverable mode. The rollout stated late last week, so it shouldn't be long before you get to a notification for the 135MB update on your device...
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Minggu, 29 Oktober 2017
Google Pixel 2/2 XL users reporting random crashes with Android Auto
Several users of Google's new Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL phones are experiencing issues with Android Auto. Specifically, they say Android Auto crashes randomly while in use, and the only way to get it back up is to unplug and replug the handset into the car. While some say they get these crashes while using Google Play Music and Google Maps, there are others who say the issue also occurs with services like Waze, Audible, and Pocket Casts. Car models range from Ford to VW to Kia to Honda to Volvo, and head units include Pioneer and Sony. Both Pixel 2 and 2 XL users are experiencing the...
Google starts selling Pixel 2 (XL variant) in Italy and Spain as well
The Google Pixel 2 is now available in more European countries. After Germany and the UK, the device - specifically, the XL variant - is now available for purchase in Spain and Italy from the company's official online store. As for price, the device costs €989 in Italy and €959 in Spain. The standard Pixel 2 is mysteriously not yet available in these countries, so those interested in purchasing that model may have to wait a bit longer. Source 1 2 | Via
Week 43 in review: Sony Xperia R1 duo and Oppo F5 announced
Week 43 brought more new hardware as Oppo announced their F5, while Sony brought forward the Xperia R1 and R1 Plus. All three are strictly mid-range affairs and their specs will hardly get the geeks' hearts racing, but they seem to offer good bang for the buck. Despite the new announcements, it's a device yet to go official that featured in most of the most popular stories of the week. The OnePlus 5T is edging closer to its release and it certainly will be monitored carefully. Another hotly anticipated device is coming from Nokia next week. The company officially confirmed it's...
Sunday debate: Stereo speakers vs minimal bezels
Paul When it comes to smart phones, I prioritize display size and quality first. You clearly have to balance size vs pocketability, which is why I'm a huge fan of the design trend of bezelless phones. The display is still the main way for us to interact with our devices. I'm an audiophile, always have been, so no phone will ever sound good enough for me. I'm a perfectionist when it comes to ensuring that my sound systems at home are the best they can be within my budget and that the speakers are orientated and placed exactly where they should be. And for that reason I...
Top 10 trending phones of week 43
These are exciting times for all smartphone enthusiasts - new phones are coming almost daily lately and two of these announcements had a serious impact on our trending phones chart this week. The Oppo F5 leaped straight to the top, becoming the fourth different leader in the last four weeks, while the Samsung Galaxy J7 Pro retained its second position. The Xiaomi Mi A1 rose a spot to get the bronze medal, just edging out the Samsung Galaxy Note8. The iPhone X went on pre-order, which helped it return to the top 10 and snatch the fifth spot, just ahead of last week's leader - Nokia...
Weekly poll: are you buying an Apple iPhone X?
You can now pre-order an iPhone X - but will you? It's the first-ever iPhone with an AMOLED screen and the first to drop the Home button. This also makes it the first to feature advanced facial recognition - via its TrueDepth camera - and the first to shave down the bezels to a point where even most Androids will get a little jealous. Despite some solid upgrades - like the first mobile 4K@60fps video capture, first 1080p@240fps too - the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus felt a little underwhelming. Not much has changed, their design barely differ from 2014's iPhone 6. With the iPhone X Apple...
Counterclockwise: going from squarish screens to widescreen
Display aspect ratios are a hot topic this year as the hegemony of 16:9 is coming to an end - high end and some mid-range phones are switching to 18:9 or even wider en masse. But we have to remember that 16:9 did not always rule. We plotted the aspect ratios of handsets in our database - both smartphones and featurephones. Note that this is based on the phones released each year, regardless of their popularity or sales. Not that it's hard to see which phones sold well and which didn't. We can see three major eras. The 16:9 era (which is now coming to an end) started exploding in the...
