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We’re close to wrapping up our reports from E3 2018, but in between the games, we have an update on a new challenger in the EV race and The Boring Company’s big opportunity in Chicago.
Hey, good morning! You look fabulous.
We’re close to wrapping up our reports from E3 2018, but in between the games, we have an update on a new challenger in the EV race and The Boring Company’s big opportunity in Chicago.
The other day Apple confirmed that they were including a new feature in iOS 12 in the form of a restricted USB mode. Basically what this does is that it prevents (or tries to) devices from connecting to an iPhone that has not been unlocked for the past hour, meaning that it should render devices used by law enforcement useless.
Unfortunately for Apple, it seems that the feature might have already been beaten. This is according to a report from Motherboard in which forensic experts have told them that companies such as Grayshift (who is behind devices like the GrayKey) might have found a way around it already.
In an email sent from a forensic expert, “Grayshift has gone to great lengths to future proof their technology and stated that they have already defeated this security feature in the beta build. Additionally, the GrayKey has built in future capabilities that will begin to be leveraged as time goes on. They seem very confident in their staying power for the future right now.”
It is unclear as to how Grayshift might have found a way around the restricted USB mode, but no doubt that this is something that Apple will want to take note of in the event that it is true and they need to update their security.
Apple’s Restricted USB Mode Might Have Already Been Beaten , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
Earlier this year, it was revealed that Instagram was testing out a new feature in which they would notify users whenever someone else took a screenshot of their Story. We suppose this is fair, although at the same time it’s not particularly discreet. However the good news is that it looks like Instagram has decided that they will not be going ahead with that feature.
This is according to a report from BuzzFeed News in which Instagram has confirmed with them that they have concluded the testing of the feature. The company did not provide any kind of statement but either way it is good news for those who want to screenshot Instagram Stories to share with their friends, or maybe keep for themselves, or whatever reason you might have to screenshot a Story in the first place.
While it was an interesting feature, it was quickly discovered that there were workarounds, namely users could put their phones into Airplane mode and disable WiFi and cellular connectivity, take the screenshot, and no one would be the wiser. That being said, Instagram is expected to still keep the feature where they notify users when their disappearing direct messages have been screenshotted, so that feature won’t be going away just yet.
Instagram Will Stop Notifying Users When You Screenshot Their Story , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
When it comes to gaming headsets, there are plenty of choices available in the market today. Some can be rather expensive and comes with all the bells and whistles for gamers who feel like they could benefit from those features, but if you’re not necessarily a hardcore gamer, Turtle Beach could have a couple of headsets for you.
The company has recently unveiled the Recon 200 and Stealth 300 gaming headsets which are pretty affordable as far as gaming headsets are concerned, with both headsets being priced under $100. So what can we expect from them? Starting with the Stealth 300, this headset has been designed for the Xbox One and PS4 in mind, with a switch at the edge of the left earcup.
The earcups will also feature a leather cover and also feature the ProSpecs design that takes into consideration gamers who wear glasses. As for the Recon 200, this is a more general use headset and can be plugged into any device that supports the 3.5mm jack. It features 40mm drivers, a mute mic, controls for master volume, and also a switch that lets users switch between Xbox One and PS4.
The Stealth 300 is expected to be made available this coming July while the Recon 200 is only scheduled for a release this fall.
Turtle Beach Unveils Recon 200, Stealth 300 Gaming Headsets , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
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