Samsung’s second-worst-kept secret of the year will launch on August 23rd, the company has now confirmed. That was a date that was first mentioned in Galaxy Note 8 rumors earlier this year. However, ...

A German tech company has humorously fueled the Kamala Harris "earring conspiracy" that's been buzzing around social media since the recent presidential debate. The theory? Vice President Kamala ...

Apple’s Find My network is an incredibly useful bit of software, giving users a way to track down their missing devices and accessories — including AirTags, iPhones and even certain kinds of ...

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Hackers are finding new ways to gain access to your devices. The latest in line of vulnerabilities is the Bluetooth connection on your smartphone or laptop.(Unsplash) Hackers are finding new ways to ...

A former bodybuilding champion who tried to cheat his driving test by sending in a lookalike and using a secret Bluetooth earpiece, has been jailed. Staff at two different test centres spotted Amir ...

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So you never grew up to hide lasers, explosives and gadgets in every known orifice like James Bond. But maybe you’d find a microSDHC reader in your Bluetooth headset to be handy. And that dream is ...

The fact that technology can be both a curse and a blessing is particularly clear in the case of tracking networks: malicious individuals can use them to prepare criminal schemes or stalk people, but ...

Here’s the Star NX788, a cellphone with dual SIM card slots and matching dual dial keys. Brian says that the best feature, however, is the secret compartment that can hold a Bluetooth headset and ...

A learner driver has been jailed after he used a Bluetooth device to cheat on his theory exam. Talat Arab, 39, was sent to prison for six months for being in possession of an article to commit fraud.