Iwastheone shares a report from Engadget: ASUS may have inadvertently pushed malware to some of its computers through its update tool, but it at least it has a fix ready to go. The PC maker has released a new version of its Live Update software for laptops that addresses the ShadowHammer backdoor attack. It also…

Taiwanese computer maker says it has fixed issue that allowed attackers to distribute malware via company’s automatic software update mechanism. …read more Source:: DarkReading

Picture a world where using your car’s infotainment system has never been so delicious. …read more Source:: CNet

Confusing rules aim to spread the wealth… in two years’ time The internet as we know it will end in two years, following the approval of new online copyright rules by the European Parliament.… …read more Source:: TheRegister

It’s the largest display in the Galaxy A lineup, and it’s also bigger than that of the Galaxy S10 Plus. …read more Source:: CNet

An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Verge: The latest chapter in the ongoing and messy Apple versus Qualcomm legal battle might mean a U.S. import ban on some iPhone models. A U.S. trade judge has found Apple guilty of infringing on two Qualcomm patents related to power management and data download speeds. As…

The company says the next generation of cellular technology is ready to deliver high speeds to users. …read more Source:: CNet

The Marvel movie posters give fans more clues to who survived Thanos’ killer Snap. …read more Source:: CNet

Huawei hopes the four cameras on the back of the P30 Pro will take down the Galaxy S10 Plus. …read more Source:: CNet

The next Mate phone, due later this year, could have 5G, says Huawei CEO Richard Yu. …read more Source:: CNet