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Today, Google has laid out a blog post that describes the improvements it’s made to Android security with Pixel 6 and Android 12. Though, this is more specifically focused on the Pixel 6 hardware than Android 12. And further focused more on the security advancements made to Pixel thanks to its custom Tensor core. Because of this custom SoC, the security of Google’s latest phones uses a “layered approach.” Meaning that it starts at the Tensor core and ends at Google’s data centers....

The Flock allows users to share their tweets with a specific group of followers—something like Close Friends on Instagram. The matter of privacy in the platform has been so important for Twitter, and they’re investing in developing new privacy-driven features. Moreover, Twitter now has a new CEO that prioritized overhauling the security team. If you have ever worked with Instagram Close Friends, you probably know how Flock works too. The Reverse engineer Alessandro Paluzzi has shared some images of how Flock works....

According to a new report, CNN+ will cost $4.99 per month when it launches in Q2 of 2022. On the surface, the monthly cost for CNN+ doesn’t sound too bad. But what are you getting for that price? Not a whole lot, actually. This is cheaper than Fox Nation, which is priced at $5.99 per month, or you can get it a bit cheaper with an annual plan. But when you compare it to CBS News or ABC News Live, which are both free, it does look fairly expensive....

This new section of the Xiaomi Group has been registered with a capital of 10 billion yuan. Xiaomi’s founder, chairman, and CEO, Lei Jun, will be at the helm of this new entity. ‘Xiaomi Automobile’ registered with 300 employees ‘Xiaomi Automobile’ registered with 300 employees Now, Xiaomi did confirm, five months ago, that it will enter the smart cars sector. This kind of makes things official. The company actually built a team of 300 employees for its business, from more than 20,000 applications....

YouTube brings Shorts to your TV YouTube brings Shorts to your TV Short-form vertical videos, originally introduced by TikTok and copied by the likes of YouTube (Shorts) and Instagram (Reels), have always been in a mobile-first format. These videos cover the full screen on phones, enabling an immersive viewing experience. But, YouTube wanted to bring Shorts to your TV as many people watch the video streaming service on the big screen....