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Huawei CEO: We are not selling our smartphone business

February 11, 2021
Huawei founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei made his first appearance before international media in over a year and squashed any remaining rumors that his company is looking to sell its smartphone business. Zhengfei also reinstated his hopes of doing business with American companies for components and telecommunications equipment and the possibility for a turnaround in the China-US relations. Ren…
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iOS 14 found to keep user data even after deleting apps

February 11, 2021
A Reddit user has shared a lengthy post explaining how iOS 14 might be keeping your user data even after you’ve removed certain data-gathering apps app. He gave an example with 9gag but the behavior is likely not limited to it. He found user data stored on local Keychain and used again once you re-install the app. The discovery was made after deleting and then installing the 9gag app, which…
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Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G receiving One UI 3.1 update

February 11, 2021
Samsung released Android 11-based One UI 3.0 for the Galaxy S20 FE 4G and 5G in December, and now it is rolling One UI 3.1 for the 5G variant in Europe with version number G781BXXU2CUB5. The new build comes with the February 2021 security patch and some new features…
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Realme Narzo 30 Pro stops by TENAA, packs a 6.5" screen and 4,880 mAh battery

February 11, 2021
The Realme Narzo 30 Pro appears to have been listed at TENAA, specifically the RMX3161 model. It is an Android 11 phone with a 6.5” screen and 5G connectivity (with two SIM cards). The screen may be the same size as the Narzo 20 Pro, but the battery is larger, 4,880 mAh. There’s no word on charging speed yet (the 20 Pro supported 65W charging). Despite the extra battery capacity, the handset…
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AI & RoboticsNews

CYE raises $120 million for security that uses hackers and AI

February 11, 2021
The soaring number of cyberattacks in recent years has propelled a massive expansion of potential solutions as startups and incumbent security providers jostle to address the market opportunity. But Tel Aviv-based CYE believes it has developed a way to cut through that clutter with a solution that uses artificial intelligence to probe for technical weaknesses and human hackers to test a…
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