Nokia’s most exciting Android phone ever just leaked

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Google mistakenly listed the Nokia 9 handdetermine on its Android Enterpheight device site, NokiaPowerUser reports, but that listing is no longer available. This is the most exciting Android phone Nokia has ever made:Image Source: Google via NokiaPowerUserWell, that's the 4GB/128GB version, according to Google, that means it's probably the most affordable Nokia 9 phone model. The FCC has alextremely listed the phone on its website, as spotted by MySmartDevice. Image Source: FCC via MySmartDeviceThe camera, of course, going to be the highlight of the Nokia 9, and it'll be a first for the mobile industry. Samsung launched a quad-lens camera a few months ago, but Nokia going to be the first one to purvey a penta-lens phone in stores this year.

Opening this image file grants hackers access to your Android phone

Fake Android driving apps fool half a million Google Play users The illegitimate apps include luxury car and motocross simulations. In Google's Android safety update for February, the tech giant's advisory noted a critical vulnerability that exists in the Android operating system's framework. All it takes to trigger the bug is for attackers to send a crafted, malicious Portable Network Graphic (.PNG) file to a victim's device. However, given the ease in that the bug can be exploited, users ought accept incoming updates to their Android builds as recently as possible. The scammers specifically aim Apple users and bury malicious code in digital images using steganography techniques to redirect users from legitimate websites to malicious domains controlled by the attackers.

Facebook planned to spy on Android phone users, internal emails reveal

referring to Documents seen by Computer Weekly alextremely detect plans by Facebook to pass data on "single" Facebook users to companies selling dating services and organisations that wanted to aim them by "political" advertisements. The documents, marked "confidential", detect a mystery programme by Facebook's "growth team" to collect and exploit data from customers by Android mobile phones. According to internal emails published on Github, Facebook planned to use its Android app to match users' location data by mobile phone basestation IDs to deliver "location-aware" products. Tracking Android phones "We'll be collecting users' location data and matching it with cell site IDs. The documents display that Facebook alextremely wanted to use its Android app to gain competitive intelligence about elect firms.

Nike's smart sneakers are breaking when used with an Android phone

Nike's brand-new Adapt BB Intelligent sneakers have stopped working for some users because of a bad Android update just days after they were released. Affected owners say either their left or right shoe no longer pairs by Nike's app, meaning it can't be used to tigh10 their fresh pair of $350 self-lacing shoes. The issue appears to stem from an early version of the software built into Nike's sneakers. The sneakers' Android app apparently isn't extremely good even the time it is working. While it's true that an Android app exists, it seems that the company failed to dedicate enough resources to analisis it.

8 Android accessibility features that'll enhance any phone

It's called Voice Access, and all you need to do is download Google's official Voice Access app to get it on your device and give it a whirl. Once it's up and running, Voice Access going to display visible numbers next to eextremely tappable function on your monitor whenever it's active. You can configure Voice Access to fire up anytime you say "Hey, Google" or "OK, Google," assuming you have those hotwords activated on your phone. Now, anytime you press your phone's Volume-Up and Volume-Down keys together, the Voice Access notification going to be toggled. There might be a better way: Android has a hidden option to create an extra bottom-of-monitor menu that puts common commands in a more convenient place.