Hacking is objectively an impressive skill to have, and you don’t have to miss out on the fun just because you’ve got a conscience. The White Hat Hacker Bundle teaches you the dark arts, and how to use them for good.
This set of eight learning kits trains you in all manner of attacks, from hacking techniques and penetration testing to cryptography. You’ll also acquire intricate knowledge of how networks operate and how they’re put together.
Update (10/12): The Android preview version of the Microsoft Edge web browser is now available for anyone to download from the Google Play Store. Keep in mind this app is technically labeled as “unreleased” so you might encounter some bugs while running it.
In addition, the renamed Microsoft Launcher for Android is no longer in closed beta and can be downloaded from the Google Play Store as well. If you still have the older Arrow launcher you will migrated to the new Microsoft Launcher app over time.
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The steady march towards 4K on mobile devices continues, with Japan Display Inc (JDI) announcing the availability of its first 10.1-inch tablet display of 4K resolution.
JDI is now shipping samples of the new IPS LCD panel, which features a resolution of 3,840 x 2,160, qualifying it for the 4K moniker. The display maker actually calls this resolution “4K2K” or “ultra-high resolution”. At 10.1-inch, the panel will feature an amazing 438ppi pixel density, putting it on par with current generation smartphones.
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OnePlus has announced a new special edition Nord 2. The Pac-Man Edition features a glow-in-the-dark colorway, “gamified” Oxygen OS, and more. OnePlus has launched many special edition products in its lifetime, from partnerships with Cyberpunk 2077 to Harry Potter, Marvel, and McLaren. Now, the company has officially revealed a new Pac-Man-themed OnePlus Nord 2.
Officially dubbed the OnePlus Nord 2 Pac-Man Edition, the company promises that the phone will provide users with a “new gamified” experience, especially fans of the Bandai Namco property.
It’s time for the Sunday giveaway! Like every week, we’re giving away a brand new Android phone to one lucky Android Authority reader.
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With today’s massive quad or even octa-core CPUs and 1080p displays, it doesn’t take long to drain a battery if you use your phone regularly for tasks like browsing the web, gaming and watching videos. That’s why it is a wise move to have some sort of battery charger pack if you’re the kind of person that finds themselves away from the wall charger for long stretches of time.
Although there’s a countless number of choices out there, if you are a Samsung fan, you might want to turn your attention to Sammy’s new 6,000 mAh battery pack accessory.
If you happen to be an audiophile and a fan of Samsung products, you’ll want to turn your attention towards Samsung’s new Level line of audio devices, which are on sale in the United States through Gilt starting tomorrow, and through Amazon and Best Buy later this month.
So what does Samsung bring to the table with the new series? For those looking for headphones, there’s the Level Over, Level On and Level In.
Android is doing very well in the smartphone market and leading in the OS wars, but up until recently, Google’s mobile operating system failed to impress many tablet customers. In this battle we have 2 of the current best Android tablets pinned up against each other to see which is superior.
The Google Nexus 7, manufactured by ASUS, was one of the first Android tablets that actually sold well, primarily thanks to its impressive bang for buck ratio.
Update, April 17: It’s not just T-Mobile. It looks like Verizon is shipping some Galaxy S8 Plus orders early. According to a tip from one of our readers, the Big Red network has already shipped some Galaxy S8 Plus orders, with the delivery scheduled for Wednesday, April 19. That’s two days before the official Galaxy S8 release date of April 21, and potentially sooner than T-Mobile.
Original post, April 12: With the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S7 in 2016, T-Mobile started shipping the handsets to customers a week before the official release.
TELUS Canada, one of the leading Canadian telecommunications companies, has finally provided a release date for its bigger-screened variant of the Samsung Galaxy S2–October 28–from which date the handset will start becoming available.
The Canadian carrier’s variant of the Samsung blockbuster Android smartphone will be branded as the 4G Samsung Galaxy S2 X, and although TELUS has not yet revealed its pricing, the handset will most likely bear a US$99 price tag under a three-year contract.