In the past decade or so, open source software has become a critical component of many companies’ tech stacks. The proliferation of cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI) accelerated this trend, making open source projects such as Kubernetes, TensorFlow, Jenkins, and OpenCV more attractive to developers and infrastructure teams alike. And security operations are no…
NEW YORK, Sept. 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Color Star Technology Co., Ltd. (Nasdaq: CSCW) (“Color Star” or the “Company”), an entertainment technology company with a global network that focuses on the application of technology and artificial intelligence in the entertainment industry, recently announced its official entry into the mobile communications industry. The co-developed metaverse smartphone, DONO phone,…
CLEVELAND — Cyber security experts are on high alert after a surge in hacks and malware have been reported on smartphones across the United States. According to national data, four million households have been victims of some sort of account fraud with 58% of that happening within the last year. Experts say hackers have shifted away from…
Mobile security firm Quokka—which earlier this week rebranded from its previous name, Kryptowire—is launching a new smartphone protection product called Q-Scout, designed to offer deep insight into applications on Android and iOS devices without being intrusive to end users. Q-Scout has two primary functions. First, it checks through individual applications on an end-user’s device to…
Robert Triggs / Android Authority TL;DR European Commission regulators have proposed minimum update requirements for smartphones. The lawmakers have also suggested that smartphones and tablets sold in the EU region should have repair parts available for at least five years. EU lawmakers have proposed sweeping requirements for smartphones sold in the region (h/t arstechnica). The…
The idea of a lone programmer relying on their own genius and technical acumen to create the next great piece of software was always a stretch. Today it is more of a myth than ever. Competitive market forces mean that software developers must rely on code created by an unknown number of other programmers. As…
