Iran’s coronavirus ‘diagnosis’ app looks more like a surveillance tool
AC19’s developer, Sarzamin Housmand (formerly Smart Land Solutions), is also known for developing government clones of Telegram that weren’t as secure as the real thing and were geared more toward… Follow this link: Iran’s coronavirus ‘diagnosis’ app looks more like a surveillance tool
Pixel 4a will reportedly feature faster UFS 2.1 storage
The most interesting tidbit we learn is that the Pixel 4a features UFS 2.1 storage. While most high-end smartphones like the Galaxy S20 have started to include UFS 3.0 flash storage, UFS 2.1 is a… Continued here: Pixel 4a will reportedly feature faster UFS 2.1 storage
Sprint, T-Mobile pledge to keep subscribers connected amid outbreak
Further, those who have international long distance calling plans will get complimentary calling rates to countries classified as Level 3 (Avoid Nonessential Travel) by the CDC starting on… Read more here: Sprint, T-Mobile pledge to keep subscribers connected amid outbreak
Moog and Korg make synth apps free to help musicians stuck at home
Not to be left out, Korg is doing the same for its Kaossilator apps, which normally cost close to $20. Android artists can grab the software for no charge until March 20th, 2020, while the iOS… Read more from the original source: Moog and Korg make synth apps free to help musicians stuck at home
Iran’s coronavirus ‘diagnosis’ app looks more like a surveillance tool
AC19’s developer, Sarzamin Housmand (formerly Smart Land Solutions), is also known for developing government clones of Telegram that weren’t as secure as the real thing and were geared more toward… Read this article: Iran’s coronavirus ‘diagnosis’ app looks more like a surveillance tool
