Installing Softwares

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  Israel's NSO Group Found Liable For Pegasus Hacking Of WhatsApp Users

  A US judge ruled on Friday in favor of Meta Platforms' WhatsApp in a lawsuit accusing Israel's NSO Group of exploiting a bug in the messaging app to install spy software allowing unauthorized surveillance.

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  Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra Review: Fuelling a Niche

  Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is the third instalment of its Tab Ultra series. It brings few hardware changes over the previous models, but some of these changes do affect its performance in a good way. Its design remains the same as before, and battery life is a bit similar to the previous model. And this means it's still as large and heavy as ...

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  Amazon Paused Rollout of Microsoft Office for a Year After Hacks

  Amazon paused the rollout after Microsoft discovered a Russia-linked hacker group had gained access to some of its employees’ email accounts. After conducting its own analysis of the software, Amazon asked for changes to guard against unauthorised access and create a more detailed accounting of user activity in the apps

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  Apple Accused of Silencing Workers, Spying on Personal Devices

  Apple faces new accusations in a lawsuit filed by an employee over unlawful surveillance of employees' personal devices and iCloud accounts, The employee has alleged the firm requires staff to install software on personal devices used for work that provides access to their personal data, and prohibits them from discussing wages and work conditions.

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  Samsung Galaxy S25 Series Tipped to Support A/B System for Seamless Software Updates

  Samsung Galaxy S25 series is confirmed to launch in the first half of 2025. Now, a tipster suggests that Samsung’s purported flagship smartphone lineup will come with support for Android’s A/B over-the-air (OTA) update system via two separate partitions which makes the process of downloading and installing software updates more seamless.

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  Borderlands 4 Announced at Gamescom, Will Release in 2025

  2K and Gearbox Software have officially announced Borderlands 4. The next main instalment in the popular looter-shooter franchise will launch on PC (via Steam and Epic Games Store), PS5 and Xbox Series S/X in 2025, during Take-Two Interactive’s Fiscal Year 2026.

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  Apple Watch, iPhone and Other Devices Could Have Multiple Security Vulnerabilities, Warns Cert-In

  Apple devices, including the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac and more running on older software could be vulnerable to multiple security flaws, said the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) on Friday. The cybersecurity agency has called the vulnerabilities ‘high severity’ and urged users to install the latest security updates by the...

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  iOS 17.5.1 Update Released With 'Reappearing' Deleted Photos Bug Fix Alongside iPadOS 17.5.1: How to Download

  iOS 17.5.1 update is now available to download for eligible iPhone models while iPad owners can download the iPadOS 17.5.1 update. The latest software updates to iOS 17.5.1 and iPadOS 17.5.1 fixes a bug with the Photos app that caused previously deleted images to reappear for some users. Here's how to download and install the latest iOS 17.5.1 upda...

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  Samsung Finally Adopts Android’s Seamless Updates Starting With Galaxy A55 5G: Here’s How It Works

  Apart from its refreshed design and Exynos-powered hardware, the Galaxy A55 5G, which was recently announced alongside the Galaxy A35 5G has another trick up its sleeve. The Galaxy A55 5G also happens to be the first Samsung smartphone that offers Google’s Seamless Updates feature. The feature basically offers less downtime during the update proc...

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  Google Sues Scammers Over Fake Bard AI Chatbot That Downloads Malware

  Alphabet’s Google is suing five unidentified scammers who tricked people looking for Google’s artificial intelligence chatbot Bard into downloading malware onto their computers. In a lawsuit filed in the Northern District of California, Google claimed the scammers set up social media accounts encouraging people to download a fake version of Bar...

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  iOS 16.6, macOS 13.5 and watchOS 9.6 Rolled Out by Apple With Fixes for Actively Exploited Security Flaws

  iOS 16.6, iPadOS 16.6, macOS 13.5, tvOS 16.6, and watchOS 9.6 are now rolling out to users with fixes for vulnerabilities and security flaws affecting the company's devices running previous versions of its operating systems. Here's why you should update your iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac computer, and Apple TV to the latest software updates right ...

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  iOS 16.5.1 (a) and macOS 13.4.1 (a) Security Updates Pulled Hours After Rollout, Apple Responds [Updated]

  Apple has reportedly pulled the latest iOS 16.5.1 (a) and macOS 13.4.1 (a) Rapid Security Response (RSR) updates after a bug was introduced with the latest software release. Users who have already installed the latest software release can remove the Rapid Security Response Updates to downgrade their iPhone and iPad.

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  Hogwarts Legacy PC System Requirements Announced Ahead of Release

  Hogwarts Legacy’s system requirements are out now. While the specs seem reasonable at first, developer Avalanche Software highly recommends that you install the game on an SSD — taking up 85GB of storage. The minimum system RAM requirement has been set to 16GB, while the studio will be using Denuvo’s DRM to combat piracy, which has been known...

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  WhatsApp Parent Meta Allowed to Pursue Lawsuit Against NSO Group for Installing Pegasus Malware

  The US Supreme Court on Monday let Meta Platforms's WhatsApp pursue a lawsuit accusing Israel's NSO Group of exploiting a bug in the WhatsApp messaging app to install spy software allowing the surveillance of 1,400 people, including journalists, human rights activists and dissidents.

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  Elon Musk Says Twitter Will Soon Display Account Shadowban Status, Allow Users to Appeal Decision

  Elon Musk said on Thursday that Twitter was working on a software update that would inform users if their account was shadowbanned, along with the reason, and give them an option to appeal the decision. The announcement was made after the second instalment of the so-called "Twitter Files" that revealed how the company allegedly built blacklists and...