Breaches worldwide, according to Surfshark, were up by 6.7-percent globally for that same period. And the US already has among the most compromised users worldwide. Up to 2.3B compromised internet users since 2004, in fact. The figure equates to around 15-percent of all breached users worldwide. As users worldwide face breaches at a rate of around 304 accounts per minute. How safe are US users against data breaches? How safe are US users against data breaches?...

Launched in April 2021, T-Mobile’s 5G Home Internet has been the fastest-growing broadband provider in the US over the past year. The company has expanded its coverage to millions more households since its launch. It also raked in one million subscribers within a year. The ease of installation and setup, and T-Mobile’s “Price Lock” strategy make its broadband service appealing to customers. Once you sign up, the company will ship a gateway device to your doorstep....

This report comes from Business Insider, and has also been corroborated by The Verge. Which says that this smartwatch is “round and has no physical bezel” and will also use proprietary watchbands. A lot like how Fitbit’s wearables are. It will also likely require daily charging, and it’s gonna be slow. A bit of interesting information in this report is that Google is planning to have Fitbit integration in Wear OS for this Watch....

CEO of Qualcomm, Cristiano Amon, gave out the confirmation during a Q&A session on Wednesday. Separately, the Senior VP and General Manager of the chipmaker’s Mobile, Compute, and Infrastructure business, Alex Katouzian, told reporters in South Korea that the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 won’t come from TSMC. The development was first reported by Korean publication, The Elec (via). This pretty much means that the Samsung Exynos 2200 and the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chips use Samsung Foundry’s 4nm process....

It was frustrating not being able to post some pictures of your vacation alongside a video. Sure, you’d be able to use a tweet thread, but engagement is likely to fall off after the first tweet. Not too long ago, we got the news that Twitter was looking to fix that. Now, you can consider it fixed. The company just announced that you’re able to add different forms of media in a single tweet....