Qualcomm confirms 'targeted' zero-day chip exploit in numerous Android phones
According to reports, Qualcomm confirmed that several of its chips, such as the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, experienced a zero-day exploit. The attack seemed "limited" and "targeted," though Qualcomm does not know who it affected, only that devices from Samsung, Motorola, OnePlus, and more are involved.
Motorola has quietly announced which of its phones will support Android 15. While the list is somewhat long, there are some noticeable omissions.
The Edge Panel is an example of what Samsung Galaxy phones do really well: It gives you a ton of options and features to play ...
Google has now released details of October’s Android security update, warning that the most “severe” of seven high-severity ...
Xbox President Sarah Bond announced that players will be able to buy games from the Android app starting in November. Epic ...
Even if you don't use them every day, these are the essential Android apps you need to have installed on your phone for ...
A new Windows 11 preview brings deeper Android phone integration, a new on-screen keyboard for the Xbox controller, and more.
Nothing's Android 15 beta is officially live. However, it's only available for one of the company's smartphones.
Tap Satellite SOS and then press start, from there you'll fill out the emergency questionnaire. To set up emergency contacts ...
Google's anticipated Android safety features are rolling out, with Theft Detection Lock keeping any thieves from also ...
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