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Despite being named Xperia 5, Sony's latest offering has nothing to do with 5G and offers regular 4G LTE connectivity.

While Android users have had this option for a while now, iPhone users can now stop images from loading automatically on the Gmail app simply by changing their account settings.

Rumours from 2018 suggest Apple could be testing an AR/VR device with 8K displays for each eye, and recent reports have hinted that it could be dependent on an iPhone and available by 2020, making the iOS 13 references valid.

Invented by a trio of students at an Indonesian university, such a gadget can prove to be a critical life saver in earthquake prone areas across the world.

The specs for the upcoming iPhone 11, the iPhone 11 Pro, and the iPhone 11 Pro Max, which have been leaked a mere 10 days before the official launch event, suggest that the smartphones will have the A13 chip, support Face ID, Wi-Fi 6, and bilateral wirele...

The Sony Xperia 2 also boasts of the Sony-exclusive dedicated camera shutter button and is expected to have a Snapdragon 855 SoC with 6GB RAM and 128GB storage.

One section of the user agreement stated that consumers who upload their images to ZAO agree to surrender the intellectual property rights to their face, and permit ZAO to use their images for marketing purposes.

Huawei Technologies, the world's second-largest smartphone manufacturer is set to unveil its new Mate 30 line of phones on September 18 in Munich.

Pictures of Google's Pixel 4, which is scheduled for a 2019 release, have been leaked on messaging app Telegram. The images show the Pixel 4 has a single colour finish, on top of slippery glass casing.

Apple posted an iOS developer beta, making it the first time an iOS release has been used in a development beta before its stable version is made available.

According to Oppo India vice president, the brand aims to make 100 million devices in India from 2020, hence turning its Indian factories into export hubs.

The K9 Note was launched in May this year and featured a slight upgrade over the Lenovo K9 launched in India last October as part of a comeback effort by the Chinese company.

Spoofing and tampering reports would earn between $1,000 and $6,000, Information disclosure and remote code execution between $1,000 and $10,000 and elevation of privilege will rake in between $5,000 to $15,000.

It is expected to be powered by a MediaTek MT5670 SoC which includes the Mali-G51 Quad-Core graphics.

According to the report, Xiaomi aims to leverage its number one position in the smartphone industry in India to gain a foothold in the short finance business in India.

Cyber espionage actors can leverage this data for intelligence collection purposes, to further target high-profile individuals or those who may have access to valuable information, cautioned the report.