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Intel Core Ultra 5 234V CPU leaked – our first glimpse of next-gen Lunar Lake laptop chips

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Post date April 6, 2024
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One of Intel’s Lunar Lake processors, which are very promising power-efficient next-gen chips for laptops, has just been spotted and it’s seemingly part of the Core Ultra 200 family.

This comes courtesy of a leak on X (formerly Twitter), highlighted by VideoCardz and posted by @miktdt (a leaker who has popped up a couple of times recently).

Intel Corporation Lunar Lake Client Platform/LNL-M LP5Detected 3100.000 MHz processorIntel(R) Core(TM) Ultra 5 234V 2.10GHz (family: 0x6, model: 0xbd, stepping: 0x1)cores per package: 8threads per package: 8https://t.co/eDZ71yTO2oApril 4, 2024

As you can see, the CPU is called the Intel Core Ultra 5 234V, as posted on 01.org, which is Team Blue’s Open Source Technology Center – so the info should be correct (you’d hope, anyway).

The processor is confirmed to have 8 cores, and as previously rumored, this breaks down into 4 performance cores and 4 efficiency cores. We can safely ignore the clock speed of 2.1GHz as this is silicon still in testing.

V for victory?

What’s interesting here is the fact that the Lunar Lake processor is a Core Ultra part with a ‘V’ suffix. It’ll run alongside Arrow Lake mobile H and HX chips – high-end silicon – with Lunar Lake covering the lower-end and majoring in being seriously efficient. The idea is that it’ll be perfect for premium thin-and-light laptops.

All of these will be Core Ultra 200 CPUs, with the Ultra denoting they are using the newest Intel architecture, whereas there will also be Raptor Lake Refresh H laptop processors that’ll be part of the Core 200 range as well (but not labeled ‘Ultra’ as these are the last-gen architecture).

Yes, the naming scheme is a little confusing, but what do you expect from Intel? It’s par for the course, and we’ve seen more convoluted naming in the tech world to be fair.

Core 200 CPUs will follow up the current Core 100 range, which consists of Meteor Lake – both high-end (H) and low-end (U) processors – running alongside some Raptor Lake Refresh chips.

Some previous rumors suggested that with the next-gen laptop products from Intel, we might also see Arrow Lake-U CPUs to sit underneath Lunar Lake, for a more wallet-friendly alternative in cheaper notebooks – and maybe that’s still the case. However, VideoCardz makes no mention of such chips here. As ever, we’ll see how things pan out.

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Leaked iPhone 16 dummy units show design changes for all four phones

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Post date April 4, 2024
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We’re expecting quite a few design changes and new hardware features across the iPhone 16 line, and now we’re not limited to seeing these just in renders, as metal dummy units of the phones have also leaked.

Photos shared by Sonny Dickson on X (via 9to5Mac) show dummy units of all four expected phones – the iPhone 16, the iPhone 16 Plus, the iPhone 16 Pro, and the iPhone 16 Pro Max – from a variety of angles, highlighting key details.

Those details include a new Capture button for all four models. This is shown on the right edge, and based on previous leaks is expected to work as a shortcut to camera functions like recording videos and taking photos.

We can also see that all four dummy units have an Action button on the left edge. This customizable shortcut is already present on the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, but we’re expecting all four iPhone 16 models to have it.

The other big visual change here is to the cameras on the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus, which are shown with vertically aligned lenses rather than the diagonal layout of the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus. This change has been rumored for a while, and it’s speculated that the new arrangement will allow them to record spatial video for the Apple Vision Pro.

Beyond that, it looks like the iPhone 16 Pro is slightly larger than the iPhone 16, and that the iPhone 16 Pro Max is a little larger than the iPhone 16 Plus. That would be a change from the current models, but in line with leaks suggesting that the iPhone 16 Pro will grow to 6.3 inches (up from 6.1), and the iPhone 16 Pro Max will be 6.9 inches (up from 6.7).

Credible, but far from guaranteed

Given that all of these things have leaked extensively before there’s a good chance the details here are accurate, but as always we’ll take them with a pinch of salt for now.

Dummy units are often used by case makers to ensure their cases fit the upcoming phones, so the details tend to be fairly accurate; however there’s no guarantee of that, especially as we don’t know the source of these leaked dummies.

We expect a much clearer picture of these phones to emerge over the coming months, as information is sure to keep leaking ahead of their launch, which will almost certainly happen in September.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) images leaked in all its colors

Post author By miranda cosgrove
Post date March 21, 2024
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Samsung could announce a new affordable tablet any day now. The Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, originally launched in 2020 and then refreshed in 2022, will debut once again with the same design and updated internals. The tablet will come in a new color, as revealed in the newly leaked images you can see below.

Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) will come in Mint color

The Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) will be available in three colors: Chiffon Pink, Mint, and Oxford Gray. While the Chiffon Pink and Oxford Gray colors were already seen with the 2022 version of the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, the Mint color option is completely new. The tablet’s design stays the same as its 2022 version.

The upcoming affordable tablet has a 10.4-inch LCD screen with 2,000 x 1,200 pixels resolution and a bundled S Pen. Previous reports indicate that the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) will come equipped with the Exynos 1280 processor, 4GB RAM, 64GB/128GB internal storage, and a microSD card slot. It will run Android 14-based One UI 6.1 out of the box.

On the front, the tablet has a 5MP selfie camera. On the rear, the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) has an 8MP camera. It will be powered by the same 7,000mAh battery as its predecessor and have 15W fast charging. It will be available in 5G and Wi-Fi-only variants. Other connectivity options include GPS, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.3, USB Type-C port, and a 3.5mm headphone jack.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 2024 Buttons SIM Card Slot Mint

According to previous reports, the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) will have a starting price of €429 for the Wi-Fi-only 64GB variant and go as high as €519 for the Wi-Fi + Cellular 128GB variant.

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AT&T denies leaked data of 70 million people is from its systems

Post author By lisa nichols
Post date March 19, 2024
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A hacker is selling a huge archive on the dark web, claiming it originated from a 2021 data breach at American telecommunications giant AT&T – however the company denies the data originated from its servers.

BleepingComputer reported a threat actor with the alias ShinyHunters posted an ad on the RaidForums for the sale of sensitive data belonging to 71 million AT&T customers.

The database contains people’s names, addresses, mobile phone numbers, birth dates, social security numbers, and other sensitive information. The publication analyzed a sample of the data and confirmed its authenticity. Whether or not the entire database is legitimate, is impossible to determine at this time.

History of breaches

ShinyHunters’s starting price is $200,000, with incremental offers of $30,000. They would sell the database immediately for an offer of $1 million, it was said.

However, when approached by the publication, AT&T said the data wasn’t theirs: “Based on our investigation today, the information that appeared in an internet chat room does not appear to have come from our systems,” AT&T told BleepingComputer in 2021. ShinyHunters, on the other hand, responded that they “don’t care if they don’t admit”.

AT&T has a history of malware and data breaches. Roughly a year ago, the company warned millions of its users that some of their sensitive data was exposed in a supply chain cyberattack. Apparently, a marketing vendor was breached a few months earlier, resulting in the theft of AT&T’s data.

In that incident, nine million of its customers were affected, with hackers stealing customer proprietary network information from some wireless accounts. That includes, among other things, the number of lines on an account or wireless rate plan.

Earlier still, in July 2020, news broke that AT&T some employees took bribes to install malware on their network. Two individuals, who were later uncovered to be Muhammad Fahd and Ghulam Jiwani, were charged with paying over $1 million in bribes to several AT&T employees at the telecom’s Mobility Customer Care call center in Washington.

Millions of users may have had data leaked in new French government agency security breach

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Post date March 15, 2024
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A French government agency suffered a cyberattack which has apparently resulted in the country’s largest-ever data leak incident, affecting as many as 43 million victims.

The agency is called France Travail, the country’s unemployment registry and assistance organization, which helps find jobs for the unemployed, and provides them with financial aid. The organization was created in 2008, after ANPE and ASSEDIC merged, and currently counts roughly 45,000 employees.

In a press release published earlier this week, the organization said it fell victim to a cyberattack in which sensitive data collected over the last 20 years was stolen. It warned the citizens to be wary of potential identity theft attacks, phishing attempts, and similar cyberattacks.

Motives unknown

BleepingComputer says that an estimated 43 million individuals were affected, making this the largest data leak incident in the country’s history, surpassing February’s 33 million attack on Viamedis and Almerys. The data that was stolen in this attack includes people’s full names, dates of birth, places of birth, social security numbers, France Travail identifiers, email addresses, postal addresses, and phone numbers. Financial, or payment data, was not stolen, it was added.

The attack was spotted in early March, and lasted almost a month, the agency confirmed. Besides the unemployed, the hackers also stole data from job candidates.

France Travail did not say who the threat actors behind the incident are, or what their goals were. So, we don’t know if this was a ransomware attack, or just a data grab. No hacking collectives have yet assumed responsibility for the attack.

This is not the first time France Travail suffered a devastating cyberattack that resulted in data leaks. Last August, hackers made away with sensitive information on 10 million people. That attack was attributed to the Cl0p ransomware collective, which abused the MOVEit Transfer software vulnerability to breach the system.

Millions of secrets and auth keys were leaked on GitHub last year

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Post date March 13, 2024
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Millions of secrets and authentication keys were leaked on GitHub in 2023, with the majority of developers not caring to revoke them even after being notified of the mishap, new research has claimed.

A report from GitGuardian, a project that helps developers secure their software development with automated secrets detection and remediation, claims that in 2023, GitHub users accidentally exposed 12.8 million secrets in more than 3 million public repositories.

These secrets include account passwords, API keys, TLS/SSL certificates, encryption keys, cloud service credentials, OAuth tokens, and similar.

Slow response

During the development stage, many IT pros would hardcode different authentication secrets in order to make their lives easier. However, they often forget to remove the secrets before publishing the code on GitHub. Thus, should any malicious actors discover these secrets, they would get easy access to private resources and services, which can result in data breaches and similar incidents.

India was the country from which most leaks originated, followed by the United States, Brazil, China, France, and Canada. The vast majority of the leaks came from the IT industry (65.9%), followed by education (20.1%). The remaining 14% was split between science, retail, manufacturing, finance, public administration, healthcare, entertainment, and transport.

Making a mistake and hardcoding secrets can happen to anyone – but what happens after is perhaps even more worrying. Just 2.6% of the secrets are revoked within the hour – practically everything else (91.6%) remains valid even after five days, when GitGuardian stops tracking their status. To make matters worse, the project sent 1.8 million emails to different developers and companies, warning them of its findings, and just 1.8% responded by removing the secrets from the code.

Riot Games, GitHub, OpenAI, and AWS were listed as companies with the best response mechanisms.

Via BleepingComputer

Samsung may have leaked Copilot features for its Galaxy Book4 devices

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Post date March 13, 2024
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Samsung’s latest AI-friendly Galaxy Book4 lineup has already launched alongside an official site detailing the devices’ features. But one particular screenshot seems to have prematurely revealed some Windows Copilot features in particular.

We can reasonably assume that there will be connectivity between Microsoft‘s AI assistant and Galaxy phones, with the promotional image showcasing Copilot’s capabilities in this regard including using apps, summarizing texts, and sending messages directly from your computer.

copilot features screenshot — (Image credit: Samsung)

There are several word prompts in the screenshot that reveal what you can do like ask for reminders about recent messages, copy links from messages, reply to previous messages, grab email addresses, find contacts, or draft emails for quotes. And, according to the official site, these features will be coming to Galaxy Book4 series devices in Spring 2024.

This leak matches with the Samsung Galaxy Book4, as the lineup comes equipped with a dedicated Copilot key which Microsoft has been pushing for all upcoming Windows devices to have. But we’ll be certain to learn more about Copilot with Galaxy Book4 (and likely other laptops) during the Microsoft March 21 event.

Can Microsoft make Copilot work?

Microsoft is still devoted to implementing AI in its Windows laptops and desktop PCs on a grand scale by using Copilot as the catalyst. While some of these features are useful, AI is a bandage being laid on the massive fissure that makes up Windows 11 issues.

Though it’s approaching a solid OS thanks to constant updates, there’s no real incentive for Windows 10 users to make the upgrade. This means the overwhelming amount of users are still on an OS that won’t have the full Copilot suite. Currently, the user base for Windows 10 is at 67.23% while Windows 11 only has 28.18%, which is a serious problem as Microsoft needs a far higher user base on Win11 to successfully pull off its AI plans.

We’ll have to wait and see if the Copilot strategy will pan out for Microsoft or if the AI assistant will go the way of the original Clippy – which would admittedly be pretty entertaining if it did.

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Leaked Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 specs claim a 3.9-inch cover screen

Post author By miranda cosgrove
Post date March 13, 2024
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We revealed a few days ago that Samsung will launch the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and the Galaxy Z Fold 6 earlier than usual. The phones will be unveiled in July 2024, and they will come with faster processors and improved screens. A wild rumor now claims the Galaxy Z Flip 6 will have an even bigger cover screen.

Rumored Galaxy Z Flip 6 specifications

Last year, Samsung introduced a brand-new design for the Galaxy Z Flip lineup. It jumped from the Galaxy Z Flip 4’s 1.9-inch cover screen to a 3.4-inch cover screen for the Galaxy Z Flip 5. The new rumor from @TheGalox_ claims that the Galaxy Z Flip 6 will go even bigger with a 3.9-inch cover screen. This is hard to believe, as the leaked renders of the Galaxy Z Flip 6 revealed a 3.4-inch screen. Two design changes in two years isn’t what’s expected from Samsung these days.

The new rumor also claims that the phone will have a 50MP + 12MP dual-camera setup on the rear and a Gorilla Glass Armor for the cover screen. The 50MP primary camera setup aligns with expectations, but seeing Gorilla Glass Armor on the Galaxy Z Flip 6 is a bit hard to believe.

The Galaxy Z Flip 6 is expected to use the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 For Galaxy processor. Rumors claim the phone could come with 12GB RAM and a better cooling system. It reportedly features a 4,000mAh battery, an improved hinge, a better internal layout, and seven years of Android OS updates.

Watch our review of the Galaxy Z Flip 5 in the video below.

Author’s Note: The tipster who made these claims, @TheGalox_, has been wrong plenty of times in the past, so we would advise you to take his claims with a pound of salt. While the Galaxy Z Flip 6 could have the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 For Galaxy processor, a 50MP+12MP camera setup, a 6.7-inch internal screen, and a 4,000mAh battery, it is hard for us to believe that the foldable phone could have a 3.9-inch cover display, 12GB RAM, and Gorilla Glass Armor protection.

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A major Google Pixel 9 display upgrade may have just leaked

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Post date March 12, 2024
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At some point later this year we should be treated to the arrival of the flagship Google Pixel 9, and one of the key upgrades over the Pixel 8 might be in the display department, if a new leak is to be believed.

As per Android Authority, there’s code hidden in the latest Android 14 beta that mentions an “adaptive touch” option in the Display section of Settings. When enabled, “touch sensitivity will automatically adjust to your environment, activities and screen protector” according to the code.

That sums up what adaptive touch is pretty well: it changes the sensitivity of the screen, so you’ll need a harder or softer tap to register a press. If you’ve ever unsuccessfully tried to use your phone screen in the rain or while wearing gloves, that’s the problem adaptive touch is designed to fix.

Screen protectors can interfere with touch sensitivity as well, and a variety of phones – including Samsung Galaxy handsets, the Pixel 8, and the Pixel 8 Pro – already have a toggle switch you can enable to boost sensitivity when a protector is in place. Adaptive touch would make that sort of adjustment automatically, it seems.

Coming soon

Based on the digging done by Android Authority, this isn’t a feature that’s coming to existing Pixel phones first – there’s a ‘P24’ flag in the code that most probably means 2024 phones, so the Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro. Whether or not it’ll be rolled out to older handsets later remains to be seen.

The Pixel 9 phones are unlikely to launch before October, but the leaks and rumors are already starting to appear online. The upcoming flagships are expected to feature a new Tensor G4 chipset designed by Google, and the indications are that it might solve some of the problems the Pixel 8 has had with heat and efficiency.

We’ve also seen leaked renders of both the Pixel 9 and the Pixel 9 Pro, showing a redesigned camera bump and sides that are flat rather than rounded. The images suggest that camera upgrades could also be in the offing, but of course this is all speculation until Google makes everything official.

We should also see Android 15 being rolled out at the same time as the Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro. In addition to adaptive touch, the new software might also bring satellite messaging capabilities to Android for the first time.

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iPhone 16 Pro leaked renders might give us our first look at rumored Capture Button

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Post date March 9, 2024
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CAD files for what is purported to be the iPhone 16 Pro have recently surfaced online, giving people an idea of what Apple’s upcoming flagship may look like.

According to tech news site 91mobiles, the smartphone will look similar to the iPhone 15 Pro with a few notable differences. First off, the 16 Pro is potentially slated to be slightly larger than the current model, measuring 149.6 x 71.4 x 8.4 mm. The website’s industry sources go on to say it’ll have a 6.1-inch display. There is a discrepancy with this as older leaks claim the mobile device will have a 6.3-inch screen. 91mobiles, however, leans more toward the larger display due to the newly listed dimensions and the fact that the renders show thinner bezels around the glass.

Renders of the iPhone 16 Pro — (Image credit: 91mobiles/Apple)

The biggest revision found in the files is the inclusion of the rumored Capture Button which will be located below the power button on the right side. The Capture Button, if you’re not familiar with it, is supposed to help users take better photographs by making the process more comfortable. You won’t have to tap the screen to take it.

The Capture Button’s full capabilities have been a mystery although a report from January offers some insight. Lightly tapping the Capture Button would cause the camera to focus while a complete press takes a photo – much like the shutter button on a traditional camera.

Keeping the best

On the back, the rear camera array apparently retains the same three-lens design as seen on the iPhone 15 Pro. Normally, this wouldn’t be important news, but another rumor from February claimed Apple was going to ditch the round camera platform, replacing it with a triangular one. People thought this would be the new design moving forward. However, it appears Apple may be sticking with the tried and true look.

91mobiles continues stating the “iPhone 16 Pro is expected to gain a 5X tetraprism telephoto camera”. The iPhone 15 Pro Max has the same type of lens and images taken by it are stunning. It’s unknown if the 16 Pro will have optical image stabilization. The tech isn’t mentioned in the leak. Presumably, it will since zoomed-in shots benefit greatly from robust stabilization. Other potential features for the iPhone 16 Pro include a 48MP ultra-wide camera and a 3,355mAh battery.

Apple holds a major event every September where it announces all of the new iPhone models. Not only do we expect to see the iPhone 16 Pro revealed six months from now, but also the fourth-generation iPhone SE and the Apple Watch X.

So it’s going to be a while until we get official info. While you wait, check out TechRadar’s roundup of the best iPhones for 2024.

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