Sony recently introduced the first UltraHD smartphone to the market but it was hit with controversy when said it didn’t stay in “4K” mode all the time. Sony tells us they went this route as a way to save battery life and the fact that most 3rd-party applications simply aren’t capable of running at this resolution.
We first heard about Weave at Google I/O earlier this year but this is different, with a similar name. Nest Weave is a new communication protocol that Nest has actually been using in their products for a while now. Today the Nest team has announced that will be allowing other companies to use this protocol to communicate with Nest products.
Zimperium, the ones behind the discovery of the infamous Stagefright, have discovered yet another exploit that hit Android devices running up to 5.1.1 Lollipop. Google previously fixed this by patching up the MMS hole that it was exploiting. The thing is, this same type of attack can go through your web browser too. Google is expected to release a new security patch on October 5th.
