Author: Jonjo

It can be quite frustrating using an iPhone that keeps disconnecting from Wi-Fi. If you’re having trouble connecting to Wi-Fi, it could be because of an issue with the iPhone’s hardware or software. Many times, the issue is a result of the iPhone’s connection to the Wi-Fi network.  This could be due to a weak

Samsung Pay expanded its capabilities to satisfy more customers worldwide by adding support for C6 bank cards in Brazil. This tweak was considered a major improvement by most tech enthusiasts given the fact that more users could make payments with their bank cards in Brazil. However, while the Samsung Pay was mostly for Galaxy devices with some other Android tapping the software, it has been confirmed that the app will no longer function on non-Samsung Android devices. The Korean tech giant was fond of making most of its apps exclusive to Galaxy devices but that wasn’t the case for Samsung…

Fitbit Charge 5 is a peg that fits into the hole of quality as well as the hole of portability. If you’re trying to get the best out of a smartwatch and you don’t want a full smartwatch occupying most of the wrist, then you can go for the Fitbit Charge 5. As good as this wearable is, some users have laid some complaints. There seem to be Fitbit Charge 5 disconnection issues with smartphones which most users have pointed out to be quite annoying.  A few threads seen on the Fitbit support forum show that the Fitbit Charge 5…

While Google had announced that it was planning to enable users to unlock an Android phone using a smartwatch, it seems like the time for that is nearer than you think as the unlock animation was found in the latest Google Play services update. Mishaal Rahman, the Esper’s Senior Technical Editor has given a teardown of how we are going to unlock an Android phone using a smartwatch from the Google Play services update. The feature was formerly named Smart Unlock and is now called Nearby Unlock. There is no reason to bother about security as it is very safe…

With Google’s release of the June 2022 Android update patching some major flaws, the OS continues the endless quest toward a more secure overall system. Targeting devices running on Android OS 10, 11, and 12, this most recent update affects 41 issues, including five critical vulnerabilities. The most important problem addressed by the new patch is called the CVE-2022-20210. This issue is a flaw in remote execution, where programs can run unverified code which grants outside users deep levels of device access. In the hands of a bad actor, this could lead from simple data theft all the way to…