Airtel WiFi Calling Crosses 1 Million Users

Airtel WiFi Calling Crosses 1 Million Users Telecom major Bharti Airtel on Friday announced its voice over Wi-Fi service or Wi-Fi Calling has crossed one million users. Over 100 smartphones across 16 brands currently support the feature. According to the company, Airtel Wi-Fi Calling uses cutting edge technology to enhance the indoor voice calling experience for the network’s smartphone customers. It uses Wi-Fi networks to create a dedicated channel for voice calls and allows customers to make telco grade calls to any network....

January 10, 2020 · 2 min · 226 words · Sherry Blackburn

Can’t Turn on FileVault on Mac? Here is the Fix

Can’t Turn on FileVault on Mac? Here is the Fix FileVault has long been one of the most notable security & privacy features in macOS. For those unfamiliar, this built-inencryption featureis designed to encrypt Mac’s hard drive along with all the stored files. Using XTS-AES-128 encryption with a 256-bit key, it safeguards the information against unauthorized access on the startup disk. That being said, FileVault has had its own share of issues that seem to arrive out of nowhere....

January 10, 2020 · 4 min · 669 words · Billy Morse

DuckDuckGo Beat Bing to Become Android’s Main Google Alternative in Europe

DuckDuckGo Beat Bing to Become Android’s Main Google Alternative in Europe Following theEuropean Commission’s antitrust rulingagainst Google last March, the US tech giant is being forced to offer Android users in the EU multiplesearch engine optionsto choose from. As part of the plans, people in the region will get to choose their default search engine from at least four options while setting up their Android devices from March 1. While one of the options will, obviously, be Google itself, the others would vary from one country to another based on the money these operators are willing to pay Google to get on the so-called ‘Choice Screen’ – the options list that was designed in consultation with the European Commission and, will be presented to Android handset users in the region when setting up their device for the first time....

January 10, 2020 · 2 min · 330 words · Michael Davis

Facebook Gaming Sees 210% Growth, Amazon’s Twitch Still Leads

Facebook Gaming Sees 210% Growth, Amazon’s Twitch Still Leads Facebook gaming is fast eating into the market share of Amazon’s video live streaming service Twitch, registering 210 per cent growth in monthly viewership (year-on-year) in December. Facebook Gaming had 8.5 per cent market share compared to 3.1 per cent a year earlier, according to data from StreamElements and Arsenal.gg. Twitch is still the biggest player though, gaining 728 million hours of viewership....

January 10, 2020 · 2 min · 247 words · Katherine Garcia

Galaxy Fold 2 Will be Called ‘Galaxy Bloom’: Report

Galaxy Fold 2 Will be Called ‘Galaxy Bloom’: Report Rumored as theGalaxy Fold 2for months,Samsung’s second-generation folding smartphone will be marketed as ‘Galaxy Bloom’. The name was reportedly confirmed by the company’s head of mobile operations, DJ Koh, at a so-called secret meeting with partners and carriers on the sidelines of theCES 2020in Las Vegas. Koh also reportedly confirmed that the Galaxy S10 successorwill be called the Galaxy S20instead of Galaxy S11....

January 10, 2020 · 2 min · 346 words · Jennifer Weaver

Mi Band 5 Will Come with NFC and Google Pay Support: Report

Mi Band 5 Will Come with NFC and Google Pay Support: Report Xiaomi’s Mi Band line-up of smartbands has been incredibly popular ever since the first Mi Band made its debut in India; and while Xiaomi has been launching Mi Bands with NFC for a couple years now, the variant that the company launches in India has never had NFC support. That may be about to change with theMi Band 5....

January 10, 2020 · 2 min · 370 words · Shannon Parks

Mozilla Fixes Active Zero-Day Vulnerability in Firefox

Mozilla Fixes Active Zero-Day Vulnerability in Firefox Mozilla has rolled out an update to itsFirefox web browserto address a critical zero-day vulnerability that is reportedly being used for targeted attacks in the wild. While the company didn’t reveal too many details about the flaw, it did say that it was a ‘type confusion’ error in the IonMonkey just-in-time (JIT) compiler for the browser’s SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine. The update is being pushed out through the stable channel for both Firefox and Firefox ESR as versions 72....

January 10, 2020 · 2 min · 293 words · Levi Webb
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