Senin, 30 Desember 2019

Leak shows that the cheaper new Pixel 4a looks so much better than Google’s flagship Pixel 4 - BGR

The Pixel 4 may be the best Android phone of the year, at least for those users looking for Google’s unadulterated version of Android 10, but it’s hardly the perfect iPhone rival out there. The design is by far the worse thing about the Pixel 4, as the phone features an “all-screen” display that reminds us of 2017 handsets. We’re looking at large and uneven bezels at the top and bottom (image above), with the top one housing what might easily be one of the best smartphone innovations of the year, but a useless nonetheless. Strangely enough, Google will soon fix that with a cheap phone whose design will look a lot better than the Pixel 4. That’s the Pixel 4a series that will likely launch in spring 2020, just like its predecessor.

The following renders, created off of CAD designs by @OnLeaks and 91mobiles show a Pixel 4a phone featuring the same punch-hole design that Samsung popularized this year. Interestingly, this is the kind of design that we saw in the first Pixel 4 leaks a few months ago, up until Google confirmed the huge bezel compromise.

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The Pixel 4a will have a uniform bezel around the sides and top bezels, while the bottom chine is a bit thicker, just like on most Android handsets. The phone features a USB-C port on the bottom and a 3.5mm headphone jack at the top, and a single-lens on the back.

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In other words, the Pixel 4a (and the Pixel 4a XL) will feature many compromises when it comes to features and performance. An inferior processor will likely power the whole show, and the phone’s camera game can’t match the Pixel 4’s capabilities, considering that Google is going for a downgrade here. Also, with no notch on the front, don’t expect 3D Face unlock on the phone — the rear-facing fingerprint sensor also suggests there’s no other biometric sensor on board. Also, there’s not going to be any Soli radar chip inside the phone.

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The Pixel 4 will still be the better choice between the two, and that’s the phone to get if you want a flagship Google phone. But those shoppers looking for affordable handsets running the latest version of Android will be able to buy a Pixel phone featuring a much better design than all Pixel phones launched to date.

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2019-12-30 11:50:00Z
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Wyze leaks personal data for 2.4 million security camera users - Engadget

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You buy a home monitoring camera to improve your security, but Wyze customers might have wound up achieving the opposite. The company, which makes $20 security cameras to pepper around your home, has admitted that data on more than 2.4 million users has been exposed. A database was left exposed, allowing people to access key pieces of data, although financial information was not included.

The issue was uncovered by consulting firm Twelve Security, who announced that sensitive user data had been left exposed on the internet. This included a staggering array of personal information including email addresses, a list of cameras in the house, WiFi SSIDs and even health information including height, weight, gender, bone density and more.

The Twelve Security researcher who disclosed the issue wrote that the database of information was live and open, with anyone able to access it. They described it as the largest breach they had even seen in their ten year career, and concluded, "If this was intentional espionage or gross negligence, it remains a malicious action that must be answered in the form of a decisive, external, and fast investigation by US authorities."

For its part, Wyze responded with a series of forum posts confirming the leak but denying some parts of the Twelve Security report. "We are confirming that some Wyze user data was not properly secured and left exposed from December 4th to December 26th," the company said. It denied that it had leaked bone density information, for example, but confirmed it had leaked "body metrics" for a small number of beta testers.

Wyze says it is investigating what happened and how the leak occurred, and that it plans to send an email notification to affected customers. In the meantime, if you have a Wyze account it's a good idea to change your password and turn on two-factor authentication.

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Apparent Galaxy S10 Lite user manual confirms design, several features - Android Authority

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We’ve seen loads of Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite leaks in recent weeks, ranging from the design to specs and more. Now, it seems like official documentation may have confirmed some of these details.

SamMobile has obtained a user manual for the Galaxy S10 Lite (albeit in Portuguese), and it confirms a variety of rumored features. Elements seen in the user manual include a center-mounted punch-hole cutout, a triple rear camera setup, and an in-display fingerprint sensor.

The manual also shows all major buttons on the right hand side, a USB-C port at the bottom, and NFC/MST for Samsung Pay. There’s no mention of a 3.5mm port though, which means you might want to grab the Galaxy S10e if you want legacy wired audio on a cheap Samsung flagship.

Samsung’s latest device is tipped to offer a Snapdragon 855 chipset, a 6.7-inch OLED screen, 8GB of RAM, and 128GB of storage. Other rumored specs include a 32MP selfie camera and a triple rear camera setup (48MP primary, 12MP ultra-wide, and 5MP macro).

It’s believed that the Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite will be announced alongside the Note 10 Lite at CES 2020 next month. So those on the hunt for an affordable flagship might want to keep an eye on the show.

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Minggu, 29 Desember 2019

New York doctor sues Apple over irregular heartbeat detection - Engadget

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The heart monitoring technology inside the Apple Watch may be useful for scientific studies and even saving lives, but one doctor believes it's also straight-up theft. New York University cardiologist Dr. Joseph Wiesel has sued Apple over allegations the Watch violates a patented method for detecting atrial fibrillation. Wiesel claimed that he shared details of the patent with Apple in September 2017, but that the company "refused to negotiate in good faith" and left him no choice but to file a lawsuit.

The doctor hopes to block Apple from using the atrial fibrillation detection method without paying royalties. We've asked Apple for comment, although it doesn't typically comment on lawsuits.

Apple is no stranger to patent lawsuits, although those frequently come from trolls that either didn't develop a given piece of technology or have no intention of putting it into a real product. This is different -- Wiesel is clearly the inventor. Still, he may face a challenging court battle. He'll have to show that Apple's technique is highly similar, and not just vaguely familiar-looking.

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The heart monitoring technology inside the Apple Watch may be useful for scientific studies and even saving lives, but one doctor believes it's also straight-up theft. New York University cardiologist Dr. Joseph Wiesel has sued Apple over allegations the Watch violates a patented method for detecting atrial fibrillation. Wiesel claimed that he shared details of the patent with Apple in September 2017, but that the company "refused to negotiate in good faith" and left him no choice but to file a lawsuit.

The doctor hopes to block Apple from using the atrial fibrillation detection method without paying royalties. We've asked Apple for comment, although it doesn't typically comment on lawsuits.

Apple is no stranger to patent lawsuits, although those frequently come from trolls that either didn't develop a given piece of technology or have no intention of putting it into a real product. This is different -- Wiesel is clearly the inventor. Still, he may face a challenging court battle. He'll have to show that Apple's technique is highly similar, and not just vaguely familiar-looking.

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The heart monitoring technology inside the Apple Watch may be useful for scientific studies and even saving lives, but one doctor believes it's also straight-up theft. New York University cardiologist Dr. Joseph Wiesel has sued Apple over allegations the Watch violates a patented method for detecting atrial fibrillation. Wiesel claimed that he shared details of the patent with Apple in September 2017, but that the company "refused to negotiate in good faith" and left him no choice but to file a lawsuit.

The doctor hopes to block Apple from using the atrial fibrillation detection method without paying royalties. We've asked Apple for comment, although it doesn't typically comment on lawsuits.

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2019-12-29 14:01:54Z
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Costco Sale Alert: Here Are The Best Deals [Updated] - Forbes

Costco’s exceptional holiday season sales continue with red hot deals running almost to New Year. These are my picks of the standout deals you need to know about. Tip: this article will be updated daily. 

Costco Best Console Live Deals

PS4 Pro Deals

  • PlayStation 4 Pro 1TB Console - Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Bundle - (typically $399.99) - Amazon: $353.99 / B&H: $375.99. (12/27 - $23 price reduction) / Best Buy: $399.99 / Costco: Additional Controller, Spiderman GOTY Game + 3-Month Playstation Plus Membership: $479.99 (members only) / Target: $399.99 / Walmart: $349 

PS4 Slim Deals

Video Game Deals

  • PS4 VIDEO GAME SALES - up to $30 off titles like FIFA 20, Gears 5 ($60 to $35), Call of Duty: Modern Warfare ($60 to $38), Marvel's Spiderman ($40 to $19), Red Dead Redemption 2 ($60 to $39), Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order ($60 to $45) and more - Amazon / Best Buy / Costco: (members only) / Target / Walmart

Xbox One S Deals

  • Xbox One S 1TB All-Digital Edition & 3 Month Game Pass Ultimate (save $90) - Costco - shop deals now 
  • Microsoft Xbox One S 1TB All-Digital Edition - (typically $249.99) - Amazon: $172.95 (12/27 - $23.95 price increase) / Best Buy: $149.99 (currently unavailable) / Microsoft: from $249.99 / Target: $249.99 / Walmart: $149.99 (includes 3 games)
  • STOCK CHANGES - Microsoft Xbox One S 1TB Bundles (typically $299.99) - Amazon: $223.99. / B&H: $199 (12/27 - currently unavailable) / Best Buy: $199.99 (12/27 - currently unavailable) / Target - $199.99 (12/27 - currently unavailable) / Walmart - $212.99 (12/27 - $14 price increase)

Xbox One X Deals

  • BLACK FRIDAY PRICES RETURN - Microsoft Xbox One X 1TB bundles (typically $499) - Amazon: $347.99 / B&H: $349 / Best Buy - $349.99 / Microsoft: $349 (+ free 2nd controller) / Costco - $499 (currently available) / Target- $349.99 / Walmart - from $346
  • STOCK CHANGES - Microsoft Xbox One S 1TB Bundles (typically $299.99) - Amazon: $223.99. / B&H: $199 (12/27 - currently unavailable) / Best Buy: $199.99 (12/27 - currently unavailable) / Target - $199.99 (12/27 - currently unavailable) / Walmart - $212.99 (12/27 - $14 price increase)

Xbox Accessories Deals

Video Game Deals

  • XBOX VIDEO GAME SALE - up to $30 off titles like FIFA 20, Gears 5 ($60 to $35), Call of Duty: Modern Warfare ($60 to $38), Marvel's Spiderman ($40 to $19), Red Dead Redemption 2 ($60 to $39), Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order ($60 to $45) and more - Amazon / Best Buy / Costco (members only) / Target / Walmart

Costco Best Head/Earphones Live Deals

Costco doesn’t sell AirPods. To see the best deals for Apple’s phenomenally popular wireless earphones, checkout my AirPods / AirPods Pro Best Deals Guide.

  • NEW STORE - Bose QuietComfort 35 II Wireless Bluetooth Headphones, Noise-Cancelling, with Alexa voice control, enabled with Bose AR - (typically $349.99) - Amazon - $279 / B&H: $279 / Best Buy: $279.99 / Costco: $249.99 / Target: $279.99 / Walmart: $279
  • 12/27 - STOCK CHANGES - Jabra Elite 65t Earbuds - Alexa Enabled, True Wireless Earbuds - (typically $169.99) - Amazon: $153.35 (12/27 - ($8 price reduction) / Best Buy: $99.99 (12/25 - $10 price increase) / Costco: $30 off (members only) / Target: $79.99 (refurbished) (12/27 - $10 price increase) / Walmart: $99.99
  • NEW STORES - Samsung Galaxy Buds, Bluetooth True Wireless Earbuds (Wireless Charging Case Included) - Silver - (typically $129.99) - Amazon: $110.99 / Best Buy: $110.99  / Costco: $15 0ff (members only) / Target: $119.99 / Walmart: $119

Costco Best Laptop Live Deals

  • Microsoft Surface Pro 7 - Best Buy (i3 version) - $599.00 (save $360) - shop deal now / Costco (i5 version - bundle) $1,299.99 (save $300) - shop deals now / Microsoft Store - (all models) (save up to $230-$383) - shop deals now
  • 13.3-inch Apple MacBook Pro with Touch Bar, Intel i7 model - $1,749.99 (save $250) - shop deal now
  • Apple MacBook Pro 13.3-inch with Touch Bar - Intel Core i5 - 8GB Memory - 128GB SSD - Space Gray - Latest Model - $1,349.99 (save $100) - (price valid through 12/20/19) - shop deal now
  • Apple MacBook Air 13-inch - Intel Core i7 - 8GB Memory - 128GB SSD - Silver - $899.99 (12/21 - $100 PRICE INCREASE) - (price valid through 12/20/19) - shop deal now
  • HP Envy x360 15.6-inch Touchscreen 2-in-1 Laptop - AMD Ryzen 5 - 1080p - HP Digital Pen - $549.99 (save $250) - shop deal now - (offer valid through 12/24/19)
  • Lenovo 14-inch Chromebook - Intel Celeron - 1080p - (save $130) -(price valid through 12/31/19) - shop deal now - (offer valid through 12/31/19)
  • Samsung 15-inch Notebook - Intel Core i7 - 1080p, $1,229.99 (save $170) - shop deal now - (offer valid through 12/29/19)

Costco Best Smart Device Live Deals

  • Google Home Hub Smart Display Powered by Google Assistant, Chalk, 2-pack - $60 OFF & Free Nest Mini 2-pack - (Offer valid through 12/29/19) - shop deal now - (members only)
  • Sonos Play:1 Wi-Fi Speaker, Black, 2-pack - ($40 off) - (price valid through 12/31/19) - shop deal now - (members only)

Costco Best Smartphone Live Deals

  • STAR DEAL - Save up to $900 on Samsung Galaxy S10 when you buy a Samsung Galaxy S10e, S10, S10+ (128GB) on Sprint. (Offer valid through 12/24/19) - Membership Wireless - shop deals now
  • Save up to $700 when you buy 2, iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max and activate with Sprint. New lines get a $100 Costco Shop card (Prices valid through 12/31/19) / Save up to $800 if you activate with AT&T - Membership Wireless - shop deals now
  • Buy a Galaxy S10, S10+, Note 10, Note 10+ and get a $400 Costco Shop Card when you upgrade line on Sprint. (Offer valid through 12/24/19) - Membership Wireless - shop deals now
  • Buy a Galaxy S10e and get a $300 Costco Shop Card when you upgrade line on Sprint. (Offer valid through 12/31/19) - Membership Wireless - shop deals now

Costco Best Smartwatch Live Deals

  • 12/22 NEW - Fitbit Charge 3 Activity Tracker Bundle, Graphite- (save $30) - (price valid through 12/24/19) - shop deal now - (members only)
  • Fitbit Versa 2 health & fitness smartwatch with heart rate tracking, music, Alexa built-in, sleep & swim tracking -(save $60) - (price valid through 12/24/19) shop deal now (members only)
  • 12/21 NEW - Samsung Galaxy Active 2 Smartwatch - 40mm - Black - Bonus Charging Cable - (save $50) - (price valid through 12/24/19) - shop deal now - (members only)

Costco Best Tablet Live Deals

  • 10.1-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab A 128GB - (save $100) - (price valid through 12/29/19) - shop deal now (members only) 
  • Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e 10.5-inch Wi-Fi Tablet 128GB - Black - Includes Bonus 128GB MicroSD Card - (save $70) - (price valid through 12/29/19) - shop deal now (members only)

Costco Best TV Live Deals 

  • LG 65-inch C9 4K UHD OLED TV - $2,049.99 (price valid through 12/29/19) - shop deal now
  • LG 65-inch B9 4K UHD OLED TV - $1,799.99  (price valid through 12/29/19) - shop deal now
  • LG 86-inch Class - 8 Series - 4K UHD LED LCD TV - $1,949.99 (price valid through 12/29/19) - shop deal now
  • LG 77-inch Class - C9 Series - 4K UHD OLED TV - $4,949.99 (price valid through 12/29/19) - shop deal now
  • LG 55-inch Class - C9 Series - 4K UHD OLED TV - $1,449.99 (price valid until 12/29/19) - shop deal now
  • Vizio 75-inch Class - M-Series - 4K UHD LED LCD TV - $1,999.99 -(price valid through 01/05/20) - shop deal now
  • Samsung 58-inch Class - 6 Series - 4K UHD LED LCD TV - $429.99 - a superb saving - shop deal now
  • Samsung 55-inch Class - Q6D Series - 4K UHD QLED LCD TV - $699.99 -(price valid through 12/31/19) - shop deal now
  • Samsung 65-inch Class - 8 Series - 4K UHD LED LCD TV - $879.99 (price valid through 12/29/19) - shop deal now
  • Samsung 65-inch Class - Q7D Series - 4K UHD QLED LCD TV - $1,199.99 -(price valid through 12/24/19) - shop deal now

My Costco daily deals guide will be updated regularly with new deals and price changes, so be sure to bookmark this page. 

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