"The Mercury News" declare : Wikileaks put Apple iPhone, Google Android phone users at risk of hacker attack

Worried about the CIA hacking into your phone? "It's lowered the barrier to entry for attackers."On Thursday, controversial Wikileaks founder Julian Assange offered Apple, Google and other affected companies unreleased details about the purported CIA hacking tools. Cybersecurity experts criticized Wikileaks for suddenly making public the information without giving companies, including Google and Apple, a chance to fix security holes in advance. The leaked documents should give the firms enough information to find vulnerabilities, Litan said. Experts say the greater threat comes from criminals armed with new information about device vulnerabilities, thanks to the release of documents by Wikileaks.


referring to Huawei's P10 is a very nicely designed phone, but I have my doubts it has the best mobile camera around. It probably isn't, given that the Pixel's camera is the big differentiator on which the Mountain View company is seeking to build its own line of devices. But as of today, Google is undermining MWC debutants simply by having the best mobile camera tech all to itself. Oppo, for example, has a gorgeous red R9s limited edition that I would gladly lust after if I knew its camera were as good as Google Pixel's. I imagine myself walking through an alternate-reality Mobile World Congress where every android handset has an assured level of software and camera quality.


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Google Assistant could be on your Android phone soon

The phones must be using Google Play Services so android phones in China as well as those with Android versions that are forked to point where Google Play Services are not used will not be able to use Google Assistant. In the meantime, why not learn some great tips on using Android Nougat to its full potential? You can then customise it during your first setup, with options that include assigning a name to your digital assistant. While the update will be rolled out in the US and English-speaking countries first, Google says it will eventually make its way to other countries as well. It is, after all, not a standalone app but a functionality that is meant to replace the current Google Now and Now on Tap.




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