Samsung caught the Galaxy S25 Ultra hands-on video leaker

Samsung has apparently caught the person who leaked Galaxy S25 Ultra real-life images before the official launch. He was not a Samsung employee but apparently works for a carrier network partner since the Galaxy S25 series is in the partner testing stage now.

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Which Smartphone Maker Outsources the most ?

Many smartphone manufacturers outsource the design of at least some phones to other companies, and Counterpoint has revealed how many of these phones are shipped by each brand in the first half of 2024.

Apple didn’t rely on outsourced designs at all, while with Samsung, 22% of its shipped phones were designed by ODMs (original device manufacturers), representing a drop from 28% in 2022.

Four out of every 10 OPPO and HONOR phones shipped in this period were ODM devices.

90% of Motorola smartphone shipments in H1 2024 were outsourced smartphone designs. Almost 8 out of every 10 phones shipped by Xiaomi were outsourced designs.

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Google is switching to MediaTek Modem for the Pixel 10 Series
Source

Google Tensor G5 will be a really interesting watch. That's because:
1. Manufactured by TSMC
2. Not based on Samsung Exynos
3. Flagship MediaTek T900 Modem
4. IMG PowerVR GPU
5. It's Google (iykyk)

Now, for the modem part, Google considered a lot of options including using the flagship Qualcomm X75 modem. Apple is also expected to ditch Qualcomm modem next year starting with the iPhone SE 4

Finally, though, for one reason or another, Google decided to go with MediaTek’s (not yet released) T900 modem instead of using Qualcomm's. Xiaomi is also rumoured to use MediaTek's modem for its in-house SoC (basically the MediaTek T90 modem) scheduled to release next year which is manufactured by TSMC on its 3nm node.

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iPhones' Genmoji is more wild than Gboard's emoji kitchen 💀💀💀

https://vxtwitter.com/immasiddx/status/1868302495786869236

So basically I attended a Zoom meeting held by realme india ft. Bazul Sir (Product Manager of realme India) for unboxing of realme 14x and QnA

But some people literally ended up doing spams and screening Gay porn on Zoom meeting

ROFL, the reaction was unexpected...😂😂😂

Literally the whole meeting was a joke,disaster and catastrophic 😂😂

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Next level progres bar and loading bar in Play Store. They also fixed the d**k shaped split style Install button, it doesn't look like that now. ☠️

Google Material 3.1

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People still play this game 💀

https://fixvx.com/utsavtechie/status/1869972606323175680

Here's a TL;DR

The Serbian government exploited Qualcomm zero-days to unlock and infect Android devices with a new spyware named 'NoviSpy,' and used it to spy on activists, journalists, and protestors.

The spyware was discovered by Amnesty International's Security Lab on a journalist's phone after police returned it. Google's TAG (Threat Analysis Group) received kernel panic logs generated by exploits & worked backwards to identify SIX Vulnerabilities in Qualcomm's (DSP driver) adsprpc driver, used in millions of Android devices.

While Google is unsure about which vulnerabilities are leveraged by NoviSpy, the evidence suggests that the spyware employs an exploit chain to bypass Android security mechanisms and install itself persistently at the kernel level.

Qualcomm has not released a patch for CVE-2024-49848, despite Google having reported the issue to them 145 days back.

Google also noted that Qualcomm delayed patching CVE-2024-49848 and CVE-2024-21455 over the industry-standard period of 90 days.

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https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/new-android-novispy-spyware-linked-to-qualcomm-zero-day-bugs/

Qualcomm wins licensing fight with Arm over chip designs
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RIP x86S, Intel terminates the initiative to debloat x86 instruction set
Tom's Hardware

Intel originally announced its intentions to de-bloat the x86 instruction set by developing a simplified 64-bit mode-only x86S version, publishing a draft specification in May 2023, and then updating it to a 1.2 revision in June of this year. But now, Intel is no longer working on the x86S specification, thus putting an end to the quest.

The decision comes after Intel announced the formation of the x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group, which brings together Intel, AMD, Google, and numerous other industry stalwarts to define the future of the x86 instruction set.

Intel also has other future-looking x86 initiatives underway, such as its Flexible Return and Event Delivery (FRED) and the new AVX10 spec. Intel has confirmed that those initiatives are still underway.

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Simple homescreen setup
Show yours

UPDATE: The offer seems to be for everyone in all countries i guess. The above screenshot is from a UK account. Go and check your playstore to claim the offer

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Ransomware payloads often skip over executable files to save on time and performance.

Replace every file extension on your computer with .exe, .dll, or .sys to prevent ransomware attacks.