New Danger threatens on your Mobile Phones

Global press reports revealed a threat to more than a billion Android phones around the world. And the website "Times Now News" published that all smart phones and tablets running " Android 4" and earlier, and all phones running " Android 7" that did not get security updates.

And the study conducted by a company cooperating with " Google " showed that two out of five users of " Android devices " around the world receive important security updates, but the rest will be at greater risk, especially for lack of security.

The study said that it is a matter of "serious concern" that a large number of expensive " Android " devices have a short shelf life, before they lose security support, which makes millions vulnerable to serious consequences and to be a victim of "hackers and hac

The study required " Google " and smart phone manufacturers to be explicit about security updates clearly, and about how long they will continue to support these phones.

The most prominent smartphones at risk will be popular phones such as " Samsung Galaxy S3" and "Sony Xperia S".

The study warns any " Android " phone that is more than two years old, of the need to check whether it is issuing security updates or Android has stopped supporting it.

In the event that " Android " stops supporting the phone with security updates, this means that your phone is at risk of penetration.

Latest Features on Mobile Phones

Google has introduced a new feature to its Google Voice Assistant that allows users to rely on it to read texts in dozens of languages. Google experts explained that the "Read It" feature, which they developed and entered into the " Google Assistant", would allow it to be used to read the texts written in electronic news sites and Internet pages in 42 different languages, including English, Russian, French, Spanish and German.

As for how to use the feature, when browsing a website or reading a written text, it is sufficient to give the user a voice command to Google's assistant on his phone and say "Hey Google " and then "read it", or "Hey Google " and then "read this page", For Google Assistant to read the written text in the language of the phone’s choice.

YouTube has become the go-to app/service for listening to songs and watching new video content instantly. But YouTube is only available if you’re connected to the internet or using your device’s data. So, what if you’re in a situation where you don’t have internet/data access and would like to listen to, or watch, your favorite music and/or videos? That’s where Airy comes in. Airy is an easy-to-use application that allows you to download audio and video from YouTube, and save these files onto your Mac so you can use them anytime you’d like.