The LGX Venture is an android 7.0 Nougat device with IP68 dust and water resistance, and the company claims the phone has passed 14 different MIL-STD 810G tests, including drop and temperature evaluations. The X Venture has physical buttons, so it can be more easily used with gloves, and a non-slip back texture reminiscent of the V10. AT&T will sell the X Venture for $11 per month beginning May 26th, which comes out to a little over $260 after 24 months. The physical buttons on the front are gone, which might leave people in certain work environments to give the X Venture a closer look — if they can deal with the far less powerful hardware. You might've seen a leaked image earlier today of Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S8 Active for AT&T, but the carrier is also launching a ruggedized smartphone for customers on a tight budget.
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A security vulnerability in android allows attackers to take over your phone and install software without you knowing. The attacks affect all recent versions of Android – including the latest version, Android 7.1.2 – and they are yet to be patched. Invisible Grid AttackContext-aware/hiding Clickjacking + Silent God-mode Install AttackStealthy Phishing AttackNow read: Google reveals latest details on Android O The researchers alerted Google to the attacks in August 2016, and continued to update the company on the vulnerability. The Cloak & Dagger attack can be performed without the user noticing the malicious activity on their device.
Unveiled back in September, the smartphone made its debut on the market one month later with android 6.0.1 Marshmallow on board.Now, it looks like Samsung has started testing Android 7.0 Nougat for the Galaxy A8 (2016). A unit running the new version of the OS has been recently listed at GFXBench, which suggests the Galaxy A8 (2016) will be the next Samsung smartphone to receive Android 7.0 Nougat.Samsung has already rolled out Android 7.0 Nougat updates for the Galaxy S7 Galaxy S6 and all its variations, as well as Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy Tab S2 . Samsung has already refreshed its Galaxy A series with new smartphones, but some of the older models will continue to be supported for at least one more year.One of the most powerful Galaxy A series handset, the Galaxy A8 (2016) is likely to be updated to Android 7.0 Nougat very soon. Sadly, none of last year's Galaxy A smartphones receive the update until now.
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Android weakness allows hackers to take over your phone
A security vulnerability in android allows attackers to take over your phone and install software without you knowing. The attacks affect all recent versions of Android – including the latest version, Android 7.1.2 – and they are yet to be patched. Invisible Grid AttackContext-aware/hiding Clickjacking + Silent God-mode Install AttackStealthy Phishing AttackNow read: Google reveals latest details on Android O The researchers alerted Google to the attacks in August 2016, and continued to update the company on the vulnerability. The Cloak & Dagger attack can be performed without the user noticing the malicious activity on their device.
The Galaxy A8 (2016) could be the next Samsung phone to get the Android 7.0 Nougat update
Unveiled back in September, the smartphone made its debut on the market one month later with android 6.0.1 Marshmallow on board.Now, it looks like Samsung has started testing Android 7.0 Nougat for the Galaxy A8 (2016). A unit running the new version of the OS has been recently listed at GFXBench, which suggests the Galaxy A8 (2016) will be the next Samsung smartphone to receive Android 7.0 Nougat.Samsung has already rolled out Android 7.0 Nougat updates for the Galaxy S7 Galaxy S6 and all its variations, as well as Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy Tab S2 . Samsung has already refreshed its Galaxy A series with new smartphones, but some of the older models will continue to be supported for at least one more year.One of the most powerful Galaxy A series handset, the Galaxy A8 (2016) is likely to be updated to Android 7.0 Nougat very soon. Sadly, none of last year's Galaxy A smartphones receive the update until now.
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