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Sony Xperia XA Ultra starts receiving Android Nougat software update While several Sony Xperia smartphones have received the Nougat update, today the company is rolling out the software update for the Sony Xperia XA series smartphone. As such, Sony Xperia XA Ultra smartphone which was launched last year in May is getting the new software with a firmware number 36.1.A.0.179. However, currently, only some variants of the device are receiving the Android 7.0 Nougat update. Basically, the update has started rolling out for the F3211 and F3212 models, and these are the European versions. As it is with any major update Sony might be rolling out the update region wise. That means users in Asia and US might have to wait for some more time to get the update. Just so that you know there are three iterations of Sony Xperia XA Ultra in the market and these carry the model numbers F3215, F3216 and F3213. The first is the Asia variant and the second one is the Global one, while the t...

Tucker Carlson: Deep State Leaks An ‘Utter Perversion Of The System’ zeropointnow   Wed Jun 14, 2017 4:43am EST   3 Comments Tucker Carlson  went in with guns blazing after yesterday’s Senate testimony by Attorney General Jeff Sessions – calling elements of the US Intelligence community ‘corrupt’ and ‘politicized’ for illegally leaking information with the intention of damaging President Trump. In a Democracy  we’re  in charge – not unelected bureaucrats… Once the beurocracy has shoved asdie an elected government, they can do it again – and at that point it’s over…  democracy is dead. Tucker counts the ways…   For months, conspiratorial propaganda has been making it’s way from the United States surveillance apparatus to mainstream outlets such as the New York Times and the Washington Post – which was instrumental in seeding the phrase ‘ fake news. ‘ For more salacious material...

ARRIS CTO: “Wi-Fi is going software” [BREAKING NEWS]  by  Claus Hetting  |  June 11, 2017 A  Wi-Fi NOW USA  special report by Claus Hetting, CEO Wi-Fi NOW Consumers expect Wi-Fi speeds around the house to be the same as the Internet speeds they buy from their ISP. And Wi-Fi is going software. These were two of the key messages delivered by ARRIS CTO Charles Cheevers at Wi-Fi NOW USA in Washington D.C. this April. The number of gigabit devices around the home are expected to grow by more than 120% a year (CAGR) towards 2019. Add to this the proliferation of 4k video set top boxes, and the race is on: How can service providers deliver the in-home Wi-Fi that consumers want? Message to ISPs: Get home Wi-Fi right – or else… There are multiple in-home Wi-Fi challenges and many ways to attack them, said ARRIS CTO Charles Cheevers. “Consumers now expect that Wi-Fi speeds in their home is the same as whatever speed they pay their ISP to de...

Apple's iOS 11 features for your iPhone and iPad explained New iOS 11 features are changing your iPhone and iPad, and Apple's update is either out now or three months away, depending on who you are.  It's an especially big upgrade for the iPad. Apple's tablet becomes a true laptop replacement (for some people) with revamped iOS multitasking. Both the iPad and iPhone get a much-needed Control Center reorganization, too. There are new camera modes, Siri is smarter and iOS 11 (finally) thrusts Apple into augmented reality.  iPhone 8 's AR rumors are all but confirmed at this point. Here are all of the iOS 11 features announced at Apple  WWDC 2017 . iOS 11 dock turns iPad into a laptop replacement The new  iPad Pro 10.5  and  iPad Pro 12.9  are becoming a laptop replacement for many people, and iOS 11 makes that easier to realistically pull off. New multi-tasking grid view with a redesigned Control Center iOS 11 includes...