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iPhone XS has been successfully jailbroken by Pangu

The iPhone XS, available for purchase since last Friday, has been jailbrooded successfully

. The performance was done by Pangu, a team of hackers who proposed public jailbreaks in the past.



Each new iPhone has a new processor that, in addition to being powerful, wants to be more secure than the previous generation, which does not help to create a jailbreak. Here, Pangu has managed to circumvent the new restrictions put in place by Apple and have full access to the iPhone XS to install anything and everything, while this practice is not possible normally.

Will the public see this jailbreak? Generally, jailbreaks of new versions of iOS or new iPhone are more presentations than anything else. But the question of availability this time can really arise knowing that Pangu is behind all this and that the hacker team has already proposed jailbreaks in the past for iOS 8 and iOS 9.



To date, no information is published. We doubt anyway that the jailbreak as it exists today is not stable and is filled with bugs. This is normal after all, optimization is needed to correct the problems initially encountered.

Galaxy S10: a prototype promises a future borderless champion


Samsung Galaxy S10 could be launched in January 2019

Galaxy S10, future borderless champion? A photo of a smartphone prototype was shared by the Ice Universe leaker, which specializes in Samsung smartphone leaks. The next model in the S series could include a fingerprint sensor, a speaker and a photo sensor under the screen. Samsung Galaxy S10 could be unveiled by Samsung in January 2019.

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Samsung Galaxy S10 should be a turning point for Samsung, which has the ambition to hit hard after a disappointing S9 which is too close to the S8 proposal. One of the special features of the Galaxy S10 should be the presence of a truly borderless screen . The new champion in the field is for now the Oppo Find X, just presented and having a screen ratio of 93.8%.

Samsung Galaxy S10: Samsung could bet on everything borderless

New element to reinforce this hypothesis, a supposed prototype of Samsung Galaxy S10 shared by Ice Universe, the famous leaker that regularly gives us information about the next Samsung smartphones to come out. We notice that the borders are really very thin and that the slab occupies almost all the available space. Of course, more than six months before its release, its design is not yet definitively stopped but this photo allows us to see what it could look like and towards which direction the Korean brand seems to be heading.

It will therefore have to find room for some elements of the smartphone. In late May 2018, Android Hits reported that Samsung Galaxy S10 would be equipped with a built-in piezoelectric speaker on the screen . Another piece of information that made us say that Samsung is moving towards a borderless solution without notch. Samsung Galaxy S10 should also finally offer a fingerprint sensor under the screen , a technology expected from the manufacturer since several models already and finally seems to arrive.

Samsung Galaxy S10 could be launched in January 2019

But what about photo modules? Samsung could try to hide them directly under the screen too, along with another sensor for 3D facial recognition. Samsung Galaxy S10 is expected at the turn: we expect the innovation from Samsung, who does not really take risks recently. The smartphone could be launched in January 2019 , to make room for Samsung Galaxy X at the MWC 2019.


New AMD processors with Vega graphics coming soon

AMD Ryzen, Ryzen APU, Radeon Vega AMD, Ryzen 3 2200GE, Ryzen 5 2400GE

Good, integrated graphics.

After the premiere of the new generation of second generation processors, AMD does not intend to fill pears in ash - new, low-voltage APU systems equipped with Ryzen processors and graphic systems from the Vega family go on sale .

Two new models are Ryzen 3 2200GE and Ryzen 5 2400GE , based on the basic, previously presented APU without the letter "E" in the name. These are actually the same models, although with a reduced energy demand, which may result in their more common use not only in laptops, but also in miniPC computers. TDP in this case drops from 65 to 35W, so it is a really significant difference.

Ryzen 3 2200GE is a quad-core system supporting four threads, the base frequency of 3.2 GHz (3.6 GHz in Turbo mode), with Vega 8 graphics clocked at 1100 MHz. Ryzen 5 2400GE is clocked in the same frequency, but offers the capabilities of a Vega 11 graphics chip with 1250 MHz clock speed. Interestingly, both of these systems will offer unlocked multipliers, which means that they are prone to overclocking.

AMD Will Prepare Security Updates For Processors

The processors will debut at really good prices - Ryzen 3 2200GE is expected to cost $ 100, while for Ryzena 5 2400GE we will pay $ 163. So it seems that these APUs can be a good base for creating cheap and offering good performance of computers, also based on a passive cooling system.

AMD Ryzen, Ryzen APU, Radeon Vega AMD, Ryzen 3 2200GE, Ryzen 5 2400GE

check if your data has been made available to Cambridge Analytica

On this page you will check if your data has been made available to Cambridge Analytica

On this page you will check if your data has been made available to Cambridge Analytica

The function is available on Facebook.

hearing of Marek Zuckerberg before the US Congress lasting over five hours has received wide coverage in the media.

We already know that more data has been submitted to Cambridge Analytica than originally thought. In the meantime information about users from Poland came out and they fell victim to a bad application collecting the data.

The data leak may affect about 57 thousand. people using Facebook in Poland . The website of Marek Zuckerberg has just released a special page where we can check whether our data have fallen into the wrong hands.

How to check if your data leaked into Cambridge Analytica Facebook has announced that people exposed to data leakage will receive appropriate notifications after visiting the site in the browser or directly on the smartphone.

You can also visit a special site (of course, you must log in to your FB account) where the relevant information will be displayed.

In the absence of threat displays the message: We have established that your data from Facebook have not been communicated by the company Cambridge Analytica application "This Is Your Digital Life". 

On this page you will check if your data has been made available to Cambridge Analytica

At the same time Facebook announced that analyzes all applications on our platform and performs a full audit of applications whose activity raises suspicions. If it turns out that some developers have abused identification information, the application will be blocked.

Source: Facebook

Intel recommends deleting its application "Remote Keyboard"

Intel has identified serious security holes in the remote keyboard remote control of desktop computers and mice.

Intel has identified serious security holes in the remote keyboard remote control of desktop computers and mice. 

The company stressed the need to delete the application from smart phones and tablets.

The hackers may be able to manipulate keyboard inputs or leak malicious code onto computers to penetrate and spy on important information and data,

Intel said. US company has already removed the application from the App Store Apple and Google Play, and confirmed that it will not update the application but will completely stop it .