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Arm Memory Tagging Extension (MTE) • Overview • MTE Bootloader support • Understanding MTE reports • Bounds Sanitizer (BoundSan) • Control Flow Integrity (CFI) • Execute-only Memory • Fuzzing with libFuzzer • GWP ASan and KFENCE • HWAddressSanitizer • Integer Overflow Sanitization • Kernel CFI • LLVM Sanitizers • Memory Safety • HWASan, ASan and KASAN • Security Test Suite • Scudo • Shadow Call Stack • Tagged Pointers • Understanding HWASan reports • Zero Initialized Memory • Best Practices • Overview • Operational Security • System Security • App Security • Network Security • Hardware Security • Privacy Security • Getting Started • About • Start • Download • Build • Create • Contribute • Community • Security • Overview • Bulletins • Features • Testing • Best Practices • Core Topics • Architecture • Audio • Camera • Connectivity • Data • Display • Fonts • Graphics • Interaction • Media • Performance • Permissions • Power • Runtime • Settings • Storage • Tests • Updates • Compatibility • Compatibility Definition Document (CDD) • Compatibility Test Suite (CTS) • Android Devices • Enterprise • TV • Automotive • Get Started • Guidelines for Development • Development Tools • Testing Tools and Infrastructure • Release Details • Reference • HIDL • HAL • Trade Federation • Security Test Suite This page contains the available monthly Pixel Update Bulletins. These bulletins were previously known as the Pixel/Nexus security bulletins. These bulletins supplement the Notifications Goog...

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Pixel 8: • Wide (primary): 50-megapixel Isocell GN2 sensor • Ultrawide: 64-megapixel Sony IMX787 sensor • ToF (depth): Single-point Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro: New Primary Camera Both the Pixel 8 and the Pixel 8 Pro are expected to feature an improved primary camera featuring a Samsung Isocell GN2 sensor that’s 35% bigger than the Isocell GN1 found in the current Pixel 7 range. This will help the Pixel 8 to take pictures with less image noise, better color, improved low-light performance and faster shutter speeds to cut down on unwanted motion blur. Equally important is the Isocell GN2’s new ‘Staggered HDR’ feature that lets the camera capture multiple exposures at the same time, speeding up the HDR process and improving overall dynamic range. I go into more detail about this feature The Pixel 8 Pro is predicted to use Sony's IM787 sensor in its ultrawide camera - the same sensor ... [+] used in the Pixel 7a (pictured) for the primary camera. Copyright 2023 The Associated Press. All rights reserved Pixel 8 Pro: Massive Ultrawide Upgrade The Pixel 8 Pro’s new ultra-wide camera has also been massively upgraded, replacing its predecessor’s seven-year-old 12-megapixel Sony IMX386 sensor with a new 64-megapixel IMX787 model. This is the same sensor used Pixel 8 Pro: New ToF Sensor The Pixel 8 Pro (only) is predicted to come with an updated second-generation time-of-flight (ToF) sensor which offers twice the ranging performance of the previous generation and is capable of measuring...

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Given that two out of the last three updates arrived late, we’re not too surprised that Android 13 QPR3 with the June 2023 security patch and the next Pixel Feature Drop is not yet out. • • Update 6/12: As of 10:30 a.m. PT, there’s still no Feature Drop or updates on the Original 6/5: Historically, Google releases Pixel security patches on the first Monday of the month at 10 a.m. In March, Android 13 QPR2 rolled out As of 10:30 a.m. (PT), the stable release of Android 13 QPR3 has not been announced. We do, however, have the There are indications that CVE-2022-22706 may be under limited, targeted exploitation. Considering I have an issue on both my Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro where I suddenly can't use the bottom 10% of the screen after using the phone for awhile, and only a restart fixes the issue, I'd love to see an update come sooner than later to see if that stops. And I have show taps turned on in developer settings so I know it's purely a software issue when the screen knows I'm tapping but the software won't respond. I can even swipe from the boom to leave apps, just can't tap to select anything! The vulnerability relates to ARM Mali GPUs and has a “high” severity. It comes as the Android 13 QPR3 Beta Program was quite sporadic. Android 14 might have played a role given the close release cadence, while another factor might be how the Pixel Tablet and Fold are launching with Android 13 QPR3. Meanwhile, given the side-by-side release cadence, June’s Pixel Watch update is l...

Given that two out of the last three updates arrived late, we’re not too surprised that Android 13 QPR3 with the June 2023 security patch and the next Pixel Feature Drop is not yet out. • • Update 6/12: As of 10:30 a.m. PT, there’s still no Feature Drop or updates on the Original 6/5: Historically, Google releases Pixel security patches on the first Monday of the month at 10 a.m. In March, Android 13 QPR2 rolled out As of 10:30 a.m. (PT), the stable release of Android 13 QPR3 has not been announced. We do, however, have the There are indications that CVE-2022-22706 may be under limited, targeted exploitation. Considering I have an issue on both my Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro where I suddenly can't use the bottom 10% of the screen after using the phone for awhile, and only a restart fixes the issue, I'd love to see an update come sooner than later to see if that stops. And I have show taps turned on in developer settings so I know it's purely a software issue when the screen knows I'm tapping but the software won't respond. I can even swipe from the boom to leave apps, just can't tap to select anything! The vulnerability relates to ARM Mali GPUs and has a “high” severity. It comes as the Android 13 QPR3 Beta Program was quite sporadic. Android 14 might have played a role given the close release cadence, while another factor might be how the Pixel Tablet and Fold are launching with Android 13 QPR3. Meanwhile, given the side-by-side release cadence, June’s Pixel Watch update is l...

Pixel 8: • Wide (primary): 50-megapixel Isocell GN2 sensor • Ultrawide: 64-megapixel Sony IMX787 sensor • ToF (depth): Single-point Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro: New Primary Camera Both the Pixel 8 and the Pixel 8 Pro are expected to feature an improved primary camera featuring a Samsung Isocell GN2 sensor that’s 35% bigger than the Isocell GN1 found in the current Pixel 7 range. This will help the Pixel 8 to take pictures with less image noise, better color, improved low-light performance and faster shutter speeds to cut down on unwanted motion blur. Equally important is the Isocell GN2’s new ‘Staggered HDR’ feature that lets the camera capture multiple exposures at the same time, speeding up the HDR process and improving overall dynamic range. I go into more detail about this feature The Pixel 8 Pro is predicted to use Sony's IM787 sensor in its ultrawide camera - the same sensor ... [+] used in the Pixel 7a (pictured) for the primary camera. Copyright 2023 The Associated Press. All rights reserved Pixel 8 Pro: Massive Ultrawide Upgrade The Pixel 8 Pro’s new ultra-wide camera has also been massively upgraded, replacing its predecessor’s seven-year-old 12-megapixel Sony IMX386 sensor with a new 64-megapixel IMX787 model. This is the same sensor used Pixel 8 Pro: New ToF Sensor The Pixel 8 Pro (only) is predicted to come with an updated second-generation time-of-flight (ToF) sensor which offers twice the ranging performance of the previous generation and is capable of measuring...

Arm Memory Tagging Extension (MTE) • Overview • MTE Bootloader support • Understanding MTE reports • Bounds Sanitizer (BoundSan) • Control Flow Integrity (CFI) • Execute-only Memory • Fuzzing with libFuzzer • GWP ASan and KFENCE • HWAddressSanitizer • Integer Overflow Sanitization • Kernel CFI • LLVM Sanitizers • Memory Safety • HWASan, ASan and KASAN • Security Test Suite • Scudo • Shadow Call Stack • Tagged Pointers • Understanding HWASan reports • Zero Initialized Memory • Best Practices • Overview • Operational Security • System Security • App Security • Network Security • Hardware Security • Privacy Security • Getting Started • About • Start • Download • Build • Create • Contribute • Community • Security • Overview • Bulletins • Features • Testing • Best Practices • Core Topics • Architecture • Audio • Camera • Connectivity • Data • Display • Fonts • Graphics • Interaction • Media • Performance • Permissions • Power • Runtime • Settings • Storage • Tests • Updates • Compatibility • Compatibility Definition Document (CDD) • Compatibility Test Suite (CTS) • Android Devices • Enterprise • TV • Automotive • Get Started • Guidelines for Development • Development Tools • Testing Tools and Infrastructure • Release Details • Reference • HIDL • HAL • Trade Federation • Security Test Suite This page contains the available monthly Pixel Update Bulletins. These bulletins were previously known as the Pixel/Nexus security bulletins. These bulletins supplement the Notifications Goog...

• I tried Apple Vision Pro and it's far ahead of where I expected • What is ChatGPT and why does it matter? • Is Temu legit? What to know about this shopping app before you place an order • The best AI art generators: DALL-E 2 and alternatives to try • Special Feature: Securing Data in a Hybrid World • • ZDNET Recommends • Testing RFID blocking cards: Do they work? Do you need one? • This almost-great Raspberry Pi alternative is missing one key feature • This $75 dock turns your Mac Mini into a Mac Studio (sort of) • Samsung's Galaxy S23 Plus is the Goldilocks of Smartphones • • Smart home starter pack: 5 devices that will make your life easier • Best massage chairs • Best iRobot vacuums • Best headphones for sleeping • Best smart treadmills • Gaming • Headphones • Laptops • Mobile Accessories • Networking • PCs • • Printers • Smartphones • Smart Watches • Speakers • Streaming Devices • Streaming Services • • Tablets • TVs • Wearables • • Kitchen & Household • Office Furniture • Office Hardware & Appliances • Smart Home • Smart Lighting • Yard & Outdoors • Artificial Intelligence • AR + VR • Cloud • Digital Transformation • Energy • • Robotics • Sustainability • Transportation • Work Life • • Accelerate your tech game Paid Content • How the New Space Race Will Drive Innovation • How the metaverse will change the future of work and society • • Managing the Multicloud • The Future of the Internet • The New Rules of Work • The Tech Trends to Watch in 2023 • See all Business •...