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- Biden’s staff must delete TikTok from their personal and work phones
- Intel’s hardware chief is leaving the company
- Years before big hack, Twitter contractors reportedly spied on celebs, including Beyoncé
- The MTA’s got porn in its Google search results
- Trump’s vehicle emissions rollback faces EPA Inspector General probe
- What to expect from Samsung’s Galaxy Note 20 event
- Qualcomm’s Quick Charge 5 standard promises 50 percent charge in less than five minutes
- Tenet will be released internationally first because the US is a mess
- Suikoden follow-up Eiyuden Chronicle successfully funded on Kickstarter
| Biden’s staff must delete TikTok from their personal and work phones Posted: 27 Jul 2020 06:05 PM PDT  Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images Staffers from Democrat Joe Biden's presidential campaign must remove TikTok from personal and work phones, a campaign official told The Verge. That's because of security concerns around the popular app. TikTok can access users' clipboard content on iOS — potentially a problem for anyone using a password manager to log into secure accounts. Some politicians are particularly wary of TikTok because the video-sharing app is owned by Chinese internet company Bytedance. The Biden campaign's policy — first reported by Bloomberg — echoes that of other US government officials. The US departments of State and Homeland Security, the US Army, and the US Navy have already banned TikTok on government... |
| Intel’s hardware chief is leaving the company Posted: 27 Jul 2020 04:03 PM PDT  Image: Intel The executive in charge of almost all of Intel's hardware, chief engineering officer Dr. Venkata (Murthy) Renduchintala, is leaving the company on August 3rd, Intel announced on Monday. His departure comes on the heels of Intel's announcement that its next-gen 7nm chips are delayed until at least 2022, and after years of delays for the company's 10nm processors as well, which bottlenecked advancements for much of the laptop industry. Intel did not cite a specific reason for Renduchintala's departure. Intel poached Renduchintala from Qualcomm in February 2016, and put him in charge of everything from the design to engineering to manufacturing of Intel's chips — and other hardware bets — under one group, the Technology, Systems... |
| Years before big hack, Twitter contractors reportedly spied on celebs, including Beyoncé Posted: 27 Jul 2020 03:16 PM PDT  Illustration by Grayson Blackmon / The Verge Years before the July 15th attack on Twitter that let hackers compromise some of the social network's most high-profile accounts to tweet Bitcoin scams, Twitter contractors apparently were able to use Twitter's internal tools to spy on some celebrities, including Beyoncé, according to a report from Bloomberg chronicling longtime security concerns at the company. The tools in question typically allow certain Twitter staffers to do things like reset accounts or respond to content violations, but they could apparently also be used to spy on or hack an account, according to Bloomberg. "The controls were so porous that at one point in 2017 and 2018 some contractors made a kind of game out of creating bogus help-desk inquiries that allowed... |
| The MTA’s got porn in its Google search results Posted: 27 Jul 2020 02:27 PM PDT  Photo by ANGELA WEISS/AFP via Getty Images On the list of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's most-pressing problems right now, porn is nowhere near the top. But that doesn't mean the agency, which operates New York City's subway and bus systems as well as its commuter rail systems, isn't irked that obscene language keeps showing up in its search results on Google. The problem was first noticed by the Queens Daily Eagle newspaper, which published its findings in an article titled "The MTA has a porn problem." It turned out that if you searched for a Metro-North station name in Google, you'd get some, shall we say, less-than-delicate-sounding language among your results. And the description kept showing up for at least 13 stations along Metro-North's Hudson line. This was... |
| Trump’s vehicle emissions rollback faces EPA Inspector General probe Posted: 27 Jul 2020 02:11 PM PDT  Photo by Joe Raedle / Getty Images The Environmental Protection Agency's Inspector General has opened an investigation into its own agency's role in the Trump administration's replacement of an Obama-era rule that curbed greenhouse gas emissions in cars. The Inspector General's office will examine whether there were any "irregularities" during the process of crafting the new rule — dubbed the Safer Affordable Fuel Efficient Vehicles rule, or SAFE — which holds automakers to weaker fuel economy standards through 2025. Those potential "irregularities" were flagged in May by Sen. Tom Carper (DE), who asked for an investigation in a letter to the EPA Inspector General at the time. "I'm pleased that the EPA Inspector General is opening an investigation into this rule, which... |
| What to expect from Samsung’s Galaxy Note 20 event Posted: 27 Jul 2020 01:07 PM PDT  It's official: Samsung's next big product launch is happening on August 5th at 10AM ET, and it'll be a virtual event as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The main product reveal is almost certainly going to be the next phone in Samsung's Galaxy Note series, its top-of-the-range smartphone lineup that pairs some of the most powerful phone hardware around with a big, beautiful screen and its signature S Pen stylus. Alongside it, however, we're expecting to see anything from new earbuds to wearables and even foldables. Samsung hasn't been shy about teasing additional product reveals. And since we originally published this article, Samsung said in a blog post that it plans to unveil five devices at the event, and more recently,... |
| Qualcomm’s Quick Charge 5 standard promises 50 percent charge in less than five minutes Posted: 27 Jul 2020 01:05 PM PDT  Qualcomm has introduced Quick Charge 5, the company's latest fast-charging standard, and it's bringing some big promises: more than 100W charging speeds on a smartphone, with the ability to charge a device from 0 to 50 percent in five minutes or fully charge a phone in 15 minutes. It's been a few years since Qualcomm introduced its last major quick-charging standard, Quick Charge 4 (which also had an enhanced version, Quick Charge 4+), but the new version represents the biggest leap yet for the company — at least where sheer charging speed is concerned. Qualcomm isn't being shy about how big of an improvement this is: the company says that Quick Charge 5 is up to 70 percent more efficient than Quick Charge 4, up to 4 times faster at... |
| Tenet will be released internationally first because the US is a mess Posted: 27 Jul 2020 11:47 AM PDT  Photo by Melinda Sue Gordon Christopher Nolan's Tenet will skip the United States for its initial release because of ongoing safety concerns surrounding the pandemic. It will instead roll out to several international territories weeks before the US gets it. Warner Bros. is gearing up to release Tenet in 70 international territories, including Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Korea, Russia, and the United Kingdom on August 26th, according to a press release. Tenet will then roll out into select theaters in the United States beginning September 3rd. The studio does not have plans currently to release Tenet in China right now, Variety reported. Tenet's staggered release is something executives talked about last week during AT&T's earnings call, but... |
| Suikoden follow-up Eiyuden Chronicle successfully funded on Kickstarter Posted: 27 Jul 2020 11:16 AM PDT  It didn't take long for the long-awaited successor to Suikoden to get funded on Kickstarter. Today, just a few hours after the crowdfunding campaign launched, Eiyuden Chronicle managed to surpass its funding goal of $500,000. The game is being helmed by a new studio called Rabbit & Bear, founded by some of the key creative minds behind the classic PlayStation-era roleplaying series, including Yoshitaka Murayama, director and writer on the first two Suikoden games. The studio describes Eiyuden Chronicle as a game that aims to celebrate classic JRPGS, with features like sprite-based characters, turn-based combat, and a large, fantastical world to explore. There are also cats — lots and lots of cats. Aside from Murayama, the creative team... |
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