“Mozilla is expected to release a security patch in the near future for Firefox, whose vulnerability is apparently exploited to attack Tor users.”
How to download, manage Netflix shows on your phone or tablet
“The day has finally arrived! It’s now possible to download shows and movies using the Netflix app to watch when you’re on a plane, or without an internet connection. Heck, downloading Netflix content is a super easy way to save on your mobile data plan while on the go.”
Samsung share price soars to a record high
“Despite the Galaxy Note 7 recall and witnessing the biggest drop in its smartphone market share and sales this year, the stock price for Samsung Electronics hit a record high earlier today at 1.747 million won, or just under $1,500 a piece.”
FCC slams AT&T and Verizon over zero-rating offers
“The Federal Communications Commission is not cool with AT&T’s offer that lets customers stream the carrier’s DirecTV service without it counting against their data plans. The commission has also launched an investigation into a similar offer from Verizon.”
Google Chrome Browser 55 Fixes Security Holes and Defaults to HTML5
“Google this week began rolling out the latest update to its desktop Chrome web browser ahead of schedule, with Chrome 55 fixing multiple security vulnerabilities and defaulting to HTML5 on the majority of websites.”
Malware uses Facebook and LinkedIn images to hijack your PC (updated)
“Malware doesn’t always have to attack your computer through browser- or OS-based exploits. Sometimes, it’s the social networks themselves that can be the problem.”
Samsung Galaxy S8 to feature Snapdragon 835, 6GB RAM and 256GB storage: Report
“With 2017 fast approaching, rumours around Samsung’s next big flagship, the Galaxy S8, are increasing. The latest one suggesting that the phone will be coming with 6GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. The report comes from TechTastic, which sourced the information from Chinese source on Weibo.”
Microsoft is About to Drop the “Ultimate Mobile Device”, the Surface Phone
“Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) CEO Satya Nadella has confirmed that the software giant is working on “the ultimate mobile device.” That device is believed to be the Surface Phone, which has been rumored for a long time.”
