Jitendra Soni

Jitendra Soni

Jitendra has been working in the Internet Industry for the last 7 years now and has written about a wide range of topics including gadgets, smartphones, reviews, games, software, apps, deep tech, AI, and consumer electronics.  

Articles by: Jitendra Soni

Fake malware apps cause some password managers to surrender logins

By Jitendra Soni last updated

Hackers can easily trick password manager apps to reveal passwords.

Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2

Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 smartwatch and new Galaxy Buds may get a July launch

By Jitendra Soni, Tom Bedford published

Samsung may launch the Galaxy Buds Live and Galaxy Watch 3 in July, before its virtual Unpacked event in August

Here's why you shouldn't customise your Android phone

By Jitendra Soni last updated

Excessive manipulation of region-specific settings and adding bloatware make Android devices susceptible to exploits.

Western Digital

Western Digital faces class-action suits over SMR hard drives

By Jitendra Soni last updated

Western Digital allegedly failed to disclose the usage of SMR technology in its hard drives.

Deluge

Deluge torrent client review

By Jitendra Soni published

Updated One of the most customizable torrent clients out there, Deluge can be molded to your exact needs.

Nokia 7.2

A cheap Nokia 5G phone is supposedly in the works

By Jitendra Soni last updated

Nokia is rumored to be working on a budget 5G phone and it's expected to arrive early next year.

Razer

Razer unveils new workstation to woo creative professionals

By Jitendra Soni last updated

Razer’s new Blade 15 Studio Edition boasts Intel i7 processor and Nvidia Quadro RTX GPU.

qBittorrent torrent client review

By Jitendra Soni published

Updated This torrent client may look dated, but its open source nature is helping it stay alive.

Google Chrome

Nearly all Google Chrome security bugs involve memory flaws

By Jitendra Soni last updated

Almost 70 per cent of all serious Chrome security bugs relate to memory management and safety, Google says.

Asus ROG Phone 2

Asus ROG Phone 3 may have just been spotted, and it has 12GB of RAM

By Jitendra Soni, James Peckham published

A new Asus device has been spotted on Geekbench's database, and it sports 12GB of RAM with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865.

OnePlus Z Leaks

OnePlus Z spotted on Geekbench, is a launch imminent?

By Jitendra Soni published

A benchmark score of a mysterious OnePlus device has been spotted on Geekbench’s website. Is this the same OnePlus Z that we all have been waiting for?

HP Elite 800

HP woos remote working professionals with new all-in-one desktop PCs

By Jitendra Soni published

New business desktops from HP look to capitalise on growing trends of virtual collaboration and working from home.

Scammers

C-suite employees most vulnerable to cyber attacks

By Jitendra Soni published

Top executives want relaxed mobile security protocols despite being prime targets for cyberattacks.

NHS Test and Trace data will be stored for two decades

By Jitendra Soni published

NHS will keep personally identifiable data of coronavirus patients and their contacts for a long duration, a move that has prompted concerns among security experts

iPad 2018

Tablet sales plummet despite remote working rise

By Jitendra Soni published

While remote working and education are on the rise, market for tablet PCs continues to shrink.

Almost all firms 'forced to rethink tech priorities'

By Jitendra Soni published

Global pandemic triggers shift to an almost completely digital working set-up.

Nearly half of ecommerce searches on Google drive no traffic

By Jitendra Soni published

Retailers are finding organic search is not generating the same volume of traffic as before.

Beware - that Google email may be a phishing scam

By Jitendra Soni published

Hackers use Google and Microsoft branded domains to trick remote workers into revealing login credentials.

Half of workers 'cut corners' on IT security during COVID-19 remote working

By Jitendra Soni published

Tessian report estimates nearly half of office workers go easy on data security when working remotely.

‘Hack for hire' cyberattacks on the rise, Google warns

By Jitendra Soni published

Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) tracks various hacking groups in so-called ‘hack-for-hire’ campaigns.

Turla malware uses Gmail to issue commands to infected machines

By Jitendra Soni published

ESET researchers uncover new attacks targeting unnamed European governments.

Most companies 'unprepared' to support secure remote working

By Jitendra Soni published

Although working from home is more popular than ever, companies remain unprepared to ensure it can happen securely.

Fujitsu offers a new way to work from home with major device rollout

By Jitendra Soni published

14 new business-focused devices from Fujitsu include tablets, notebook laptops and mobile workstations.

Google says it plans to start reopening offices soon

By Jitendra Soni published

Offices to reopen in a phased manner for Google employees who cannot work remotely.

Zero-day attack

Cyberattacks on collaboration tools see major increase

By Jitendra Soni published

Businesses urged to ensure cloud and collaboration services stay secure.

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