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OnePlus security breach exposes customer names, emails, phone numbers, and addresses

November 23, 2019

OnePlus has revealed today that its systems have been breached, resulting in information about certain orders having been exposed. Names, contact numbers, emails, and shipping addresses could be in the possession of nefarious third parties. The company stresses that only a subset of orders have had these details exposed. Additionally, OnePlus says all payment information, passwords, and accounts…

New Nokia smartphone launches on December 5

November 23, 2019

HMD Global, the company that makes Nokia smartphones, has started teasing its next product, which will be officially unveiled on December 5. We know this much from the tweet you can see embedded below. Unfortunately, aside from the date and an outline of a handset, we…

iPhone 12 Pro to sport 6GB of RAM, iPhone SE 2 production starts in February

November 23, 2019

Apple’s iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max, due to be launched in September 2020, are both going to sport 6GB of RAM, according to notes shared by Barclays analyst Blayne Curtis and his associates, who have provided reliable information in the past (though not…

Review: iPhone 11 Pro Smart Battery Case levels up with a dedicated camera button

November 22, 2019

Earlier this week Apple quietly released its latest version of the Smart Battery Case for its newest iPhones. The Smart Battery Case for iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max helps to extend your iPhone’s battery life just like previous versions. But unlike previous versions of the Smart Battery Case, this year’s edition comes with a brand new physical camera shortcut feature that…

Here is the new GSMArena Android app update - Black Friday edition

November 22, 2019

The latest build of the official GSMArena app is here, prepared with plenty of love and attention. The release just happens to coincide with the shopping frenzy that is now essentially the week leading to Black Friday, and we thought we would get in on the fun. So, how do…

Samsung Galaxy A51 to come with a 5MP macro camera

November 22, 2019

While last year’s quad-camera Galaxy A-series devices featured a standard one, an ultrawide, a telephoto and a depth sensor, this time around Samsung is looking to change things a little. For instance, the rumored Galaxy A51 will replace the telephoto unit with a macro…

Razer Junglecat turns my phone into a Nintendo Switch for cloud gaming

November 22, 2019

The way we play games is about to change. Or, at least, that’s the claim from companies with cloud-gaming services. Using Project xCloud or Nvidia GeForce Now, you can stream console-quality releases to any screen, including your phone. But how is anyone supposed to hold both a controller and a phone at the same time? It’s not really gaming anywhere if the form factor discourages me from…

Early Galaxy S11 renders show Samsung joining the giant camera rectangle trend

November 22, 2019

We knew this was coming, but the first batch of early renders for the upcoming Galaxy S11 show that Samsung might be joining Apple and Google in the trend of sticking massive rectangular camera modules on the back of its phones. The renders come from noted hardware leaker…

OnePlus notifies customers of security flaw in its online store… again

November 22, 2019

OnePlus makes killer smartphones, but its security is often questionable. Last year, the company found a severe security issue that exposed credit card information, and now, another security issue in the OnePlus Store is causing the company to send out a “Security…

FCC bans carriers from buying Huawei, ZTE gear with subsidies

November 22, 2019

The FCC is acting on its vow to keep Chinese technology out of American wireless networks. Commissioners have unanimously approved an order barring any carrier receiving Universal Service Fund subsidizes from using that money to buy equipment from companies deemed a “national security threat” — and of course, Huawei and ZTE are the first two companies considered threats. The…