
Suspected Russian hackers used old iPhone and Android bugs on fake sites
Security firm Sekoia says a group linked to Russia's foreign intelligence service used already-patched flaws to hit phones that visited booby-trapped sites.
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Security firm Sekoia says a group linked to Russia's foreign intelligence service used already-patched flaws to hit phones that visited booby-trapped sites.

Qualcomm will supply the radio and processing chips for tens of thousands of Starlink Mobile cell sites across the US, with the first ones going up in 2027.

VMware has launched vSphere Express, a basic server virtualization package capped at 128 cores. A distributor lists it at $9,600 a year, and small customers are watching to see if it wins back their trust.

Microsoft tuned how Windows 11 handles memory on low-RAM PCs. It claims up to 20% better responsiveness and up to 40% faster multitasking, and says a full Task Manager is fine.

A new company says people still want small phones. Its Enough Phone has a 5.3-inch screen, a battery you can swap, and a choice between regular Android and a stripped-down mode.

Peak Design is moving from bags and tripods into charging, with a Qi2.3 travel battery, a two-pad charging station, a slim 65W charger and a new line of cables.





